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Personal training at Laurier’s athletic complex
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Lace up those shoes, charge the iPod, grab a water bottle and head to the gym! Working out and being physically active is something
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Extremists steal headlines
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The Qur’an deserves to be burnt; the prophet Muhammad is a terrorist. These are only a few of the sentiments that have been barraging
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World in brief: Sept. 15, 2010
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Muscat, Oman – Sarah Shourd, an American national, was finally freed after spending more than a year incarcerated in an Iranian jail. Held on
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Larry King retires
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A replacement for “Larry King Live” was announced last week. CNN has selected British journalist Piers Morgan to fill in as the prime-time news
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Meet your potential mayor
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Jan d’Ailly Councilor for the Central-Columbia Ward 6, d’Ailly lives in the Beechwood neighbourhood just minutes away from the northwest corner of the University
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Israeli-Palestinian negotiations resume
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has for over a year been publicly calling on Palestinian Authority Chairman Mahmoud Abbas to agree to resume peace
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Sept. 15, 2010
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“If you take a space like the dining hall, that’s not meant for studying, that’s meant for eating.” —Kyle Walker, WLUSU president on lack
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Pakistan: Hardship and anguish
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It has been called the worst flood in Pakistan’s history. Approximately 3.5 million survivors only have contaminated water to drink. With little food and
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A new era of global sustainability
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“Actions by one country are irrelevant unless other countries are doing something similar,” explained Barry Smit, Canadian research chair in global environmental change. While
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Advice from the archives
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Printed Sept. 6, 1979 – Being a first-year is… In this 1979 issue of the Cord, a list was written to describe the first
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