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Landside victory for Rajapaksa
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After a tumultuous buildup to last Tuesday’s presidential vote, the re-election of Mahinda Rajapaksa marks a defining moment for Sri Lanka as the country
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Polling station information
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Polling stations will be open from 8:00am to 7:00pm on Thursday February 4th. All that students need are their Onecards or a valid piece
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A total of 20 directors to run in the WLUSU election
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After re-opening nominations for the Wilfrid Laurier University Students’ Union board of directors there are now 20 directors running in the Feb. 4 election.
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Haiti: Canada’s new Afghanistan
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These past few weeks, Haiti has captured the world’s attention. Not to be left out, the Canadian government has wasted no time in sending
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Laurier community reacts to Haiti crisis
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Two weeks after a 7.0 magnitude earthquake rocked the Caribbean island nation of Haiti, the country’s capital remains in ruins, its infrastructure badly damaged
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Okinawa: Old wounds, new battle
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On Aug. 15, 1945, after being devastated by widespread suicide, war casualties and two nuclear detonations, Japan officially surrendered to the United States. The
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Massachusetts election upset
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The hoopla surrounding Massachusetts’s newly elected senator, Republican Scott Brown, is not because he once posed for a centrefold of a 1982 issue of
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World in brief: Jan 27, 2010
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NEW YORK CITY, U.S. The BBC reports that on Jan. 22, a woman taking an art class at the Metropolitan Museum of Art damaged
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World unites for people of Haiti
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One week after an earthquake devastated one of the world’s poorest and least developed nations, fallout from the disaster continues to command the international
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Saini’s bid to practice law rejected
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The highly sensitive issue of terrorism was brought close to home this past week with the Law Society of Upper Canada’s decision on convicted
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