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A man at the wheel
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You may not have heard of director Nicolas Winding Refn, but after seeing Drive you certainly won’t forget him. Refn establishes himself as a
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Laurier Free Film Series begins its fourth year
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A new opportunity for expanding horizons in the arts has arisen at Wilfrid Laurier University. This fall, from Sept. 22—Nov. 24, Laurier is playing
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Laurier’s reputation seriously at risk
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Since I arrived here in 2005 I have been a proud part of the Wilfrid Laurier University community, confident that indeed we are “inspiring
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Ra Ra Riot plays Starlight Lounge
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To see a band you highly enjoy perform at Waterloo’s Starlight is truly a privilege. The small, dimly-lit Starlight Lounge offers an intimate environment
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‘The Rad Pack’ and the Return of Cool
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Two years ago, I wrote an article that appeared in The Cord on the extinction of “cool” in Hollywood. I believed that as Paul
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Tories maintain hold in K-W
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For the sixth time in a row, election night was a night of celebration for Elizabeth Witmer. The Progressive Conservative was re-elected yet again
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Lost in transition
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Since Aramark took control of the operations of the Terrace food court at Wilfrid Laurier University in June, their transition into that new role,
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Bag o’ Crime: Oct. 13, 2011
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Theft Under $5,000 Location: Residence Reported: Oct. 3 at 4:25 p.m. Residence staff reported that sometime between 4:30 p.m. on Sept. 30 and 7
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Detroit Lions are the definition of clutch
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The crowd roars as the ball is snapped and quarterback Matthew Stafford drops back, feigning a handoff to the running back before turning quickly
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Combating the turkey bloat
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Let’s talk about Thanksgiving. While it does have a lovely myth behind it, involving the bonding of the Aboriginals and Europeans, for most of
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