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WLU pays tribute to namesake
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A crowd of mostly alumni and faculty waited in anticipation for the unveiling of the bronzed statue featuring the namesake of Wilfrid Laurier University
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Delays for OneCard
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More than six weeks after its opening at the beginning of term, International News still does not accept OneCard. The convenience store, located in
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Reaching out to Aboriginal students through lacrosse
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Taking a day off to learn more about Canada’s national sport, 75 Aboriginal high school students from Six Nations participated in the second Laurier
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Surviving in residence
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Many first-year students come to university with a newfound freedom, being away from home for the first time, which, according to David McMurray, vice
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Changes debated
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A whirlwind of opinions has been traversing the Wilfrid Laurier University campus since Oct. 3, when a proposal to introduce fall study days –
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Steve Aoki: the ultimate experience
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Steve Aoki is an American electro-house DJ of Japanese descent whose forte is knowing exactly how to jump start a party. Aoki performed to
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Arts Bites: Oct. 19, 2011
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Quinto Comes Out Inspired by a 14-year-old YouTube vlogger who recently committed suicide over the constant gay bashing he endured at school, Heroes star
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Concordia’s Wednesday night as lively as Oktoberfest weekend events
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With 2011 marking my third year of Bavarian celebrations, I started this Oktoberfest season searching for something more than the typical beer-swigging student hangout
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Bingemans’ student night is an Oktoberfest event worth attending
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Bingemans is tradition for Wilfrid Laurier University students going to Oktoberfest. Always filled with jubilant students and loud music, the atmosphere brilliantly represents the
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The Aud offers good prices, but falls short with Oktoberfest authenticity
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Every year I await Kitchener-Waterloo’s famous Oktoberfest with anticipation. The dirndls and lederhosen, schnitzel and sausage, polka and chicken dancing and of course, beer
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