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A new day dawns for men’s hockey
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As the Laurier men’s hockey team prepares to take to the ice for their first regular season game on Oct. 7, head coach Greg
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Keeping a short memory
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In most situations, if a team wins seven straight championships and then gets upset to have their victory streak snapped, they don’t tend to
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Hawks fail to capitalize
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On a brisk evening at Jack Couch Park in Waterloo, the Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawks played two crucial baseball games against the cross-town Waterloo
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Football back on track
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Surrounded by inquisitive and prodding journalists, Dillon Heap suppressed a smirk. The starting punt-returner for the Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawks knew what those intrepid
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Baseball drops pivotal doubleheader
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In a make up doubleheader that carried over from Sunday after a rainout, the Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawks’ baseball squad welcomed the Western Mustangs
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Correction: Laurier’s new chancellor
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In the Oct. 5 article “Laurier’s new chancellor”, it stated that the Wilfrid Laurier University’s current chancellor is Michael A. Pollack when in fact
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Changing the world, one volunteer at a time
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Making the world a better place isn’t as hard as it sounds. Jack Layton’s iconic last letter serves as a beacon for generations to
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Arkells return for a show to remember
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This past weekend marked Wilfrid Laurier University’s 100th annual homecoming celebration. This year, like many before it, was characterized by three things: drinking, football
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Time to get serious about off campus security
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University is a second home for students, whether you’re in residence or living off campus. Truly, in those situations, you feel the pressure and
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Women’s issues neglected in provincial election
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In Canada, 51 per cent of women report having experienced at least one incident of physical or sexual violence after the age of sixteen,
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