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Ten stories to watch for the 2011-12 NHL season
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The weather grows colder and that means one thing, hockey is back. Here are ten things that should grab your attention this NHL season:
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One man’s attempt at a Laurier pancake kegger
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Homecoming is an important date to Wilfrid Laurier University students. It allows us to show off our purple and gold, lose our voices screaming
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The Rude Native Bistro puts a classy spin on Uptown dining
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From the outside, The Rude Native Bistro appears to be a trendy, modern restaurant, located in Uptown Waterloo. Not only is this restaurant appealing
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More than a football game
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“It has to be more than a football game,” said former dean of students of Wilfrid Laurier University Fred Nichols about the purpose of
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That’s more like it
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Nathan Hawkes received a rude awakening after stepping back into the Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawks’ special teams lineup. The returning kicker, back from a
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Tips for a last-minute Homecoming ensemble
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Picture this: It’s Homecoming and you have no idea what to wear. Of course, we all understand that Homecoming is a sacred event at
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WLUSU avoids a conflict of interest
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Last Friday, the Wilfrid Laurier Students’ Union (WLUSU) board of directors passed a motion to hire an assistant chief returning officer (CRO) in order
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WLU and Ontario Heritage Trust unveil plaque
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In light of the centennial celebrations that have been occurring around Wilfrid Laurier University this past year, the Ontario Heritage Trust unveiled a plaque
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Election’s lack of focus on social issues is regrettable
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Our next visit to the ballot box is approaching and, after eight years with Premier Dalton McGuinty, a lot of people have developed strong
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First-year seminars seek to transform post-secondary experience
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On May 27, 2011 Wilfrid Laurier University announced it would offer, for the first time in school history, first-year seminar courses for undergraduate students.
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