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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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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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We can send them something almost anything and they’ll digitize it – they don’t recommend having people on there because they look weird.” —Mike

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Of course, this comes with many sets of responsibilities, and a major one in particular: learning how to dress yourself and how to do

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Don’t wear your pajamas to class, ever. While you may think they are super comfortable, they are made for private not public. Besides, do

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Everyone back home is really impressed with you. You’ve landed yourself in university – a feat that generally takes hard work and dedication. Unfortunately

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It’s the existence of Kraft Dinner, keg stands, studying and class that make being a healthy and active university student very difficult at times.

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1) Counselling Services: An entirely free service for Laurier students, it gives you the opportunity to speak with a counselor one-on-one and deal with

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I hate to pigeon-hole you into a certain group, but perhaps you already self-identify with one of the following character types. Maybe you’re a

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While the majority of students are moving into their residences at Wilfrid Laurier University this week, last week marked the arrival of the students

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