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New disability regulations ill-considered
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On Sept. 30, the Waterloo Region Record ran a story highlighting the fact that, within three months, every employee in Ontario must have received
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Make the most of your concert experience
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Tickets purchased, numbers confirmed and plans set, your long awaited night of dancing your heart out and listening to live music has finally arrived.
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Greens did a fine job in provincial election
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Re: “Green party offers substandard candidates in recent election,” Oct. 13 As I am the candidate that Ms. Steiner wrote about in her opinion
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Steiner wrong; McGuire a viable candidate
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Re: “Green party offers substandard candidates in recent election,” Oct. 13 After reading Amanda Steiner’s opinion piece, I came away a little angry, a
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Illegitimate use of Political Science Association
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On Friday, Oct. 14, an e-mail was sent out to all political science students on behalf of the Political Science Association (PSA). The e-mail
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Students deserve information about campus construction
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Beep, beep, beep, beep. The sound of machinery in reverse has become a staple of the atmosphere around Laurier campus and Waterloo in general.
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#Occupy movement hits Canada
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The Occupy Wall Street movement has grown to prominence in past weeks, to the degree that most people are at least aware of its
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Walmart offers $30,000 in eco-friendly competition
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Corporate giant Walmart Canada has extended an environmental competition to students across the nation to promote environmentally sustainable business practices. The Walmart Green Student
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Student employment increases across Canada
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Though the memory of Visa bills from buying ‘interview appropriate clothes,’ tears of frustration and ink-stained hands from printing numerous resumes are still fresh
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Time for a change to Canadian PSE?
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TORONTO (CUP) – Canada’s entire education system is in need of restructuring, according to a new report. Released Oct. 11 by the Canadian Council
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