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July 28, 2010
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“We put everything we have into every show we play so your body does get worn down after a while. Your liver takes a
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July 27, 2010
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July 27, 2005 – WLU’s hip hop celebration Laurier business student Shadrach Kabango, or more commonly known as Shad, performed a sold out show
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Sport for a brighter tomorrow
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As the dust settles in Soccer City and the world’s focus turns anow way from South Africa, the circumstances that surround the African nation
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Oil spill controlled
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BP has released statements concerning the successful installation of a sealing cap that will help capture leaking oil and ultimately stop the flow. Pressure
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World Cup 2010: South Africa
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The great underachievers finally achieve 07/07/10 2010 will see a brand new World Cup Champion. And it will be the first time since the
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The McChrystal incident
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The mission in Afghanistan has taken an unexpected turn with the resignation of General Stanley McChrystal. This sudden shift in leadership has been linked
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Forgotten conflicts
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It is a rare occurrence that the average citizen can identify important issues outside of regular media coverage. When asked about conflicts currently occurring
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Reporting from abroad
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“Foreign correspondence is the best type of journalism,” said Martin Regg Cohn, the Toronto Star’s editorial page editor, at a panel discussion entitled “Danger,
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Ethnic violence erupts in Kyrgyzstan
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Intense fighting ended in tragedy in the Central Asian nation of Kyrgysztan as many endure continued violence between ethnic Kyrgyz and Uzbeks. The instability
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June 30, 2010
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If someone hated their dog they would treat them in these conditions.” —Dan Kellar, Laurier alum on the treatment of those detained during last
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