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Reporting from conflict zones
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Today’s globalized society is one characterized by a near neutralization of time and space. Modern means of travel and instantaneous forms of communication are
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A glimpse of Canada
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The days have come and gone; I have been here for one month. Canada was once just a place on the map. Those beautiful
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Welcome to Romania
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The year was 1989. For people across Eastern Europe, this year played host to peaceful revolutions and the fall of Communist regimes. From Poland
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June 24, 2009
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By-Law Complaint; Date: June 14 @ 1:40 a.m.; Location: Science Building A male subject was issued a PON for public urination outside of the
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June 24, 2009
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“I will note for the minutes that you are a socialist.” –Saad Aslam, chair of the WLUSU board, to director Andrew Fryer after Fryer
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World in Brief: June 24, 2009
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A Disputed Election IRAN – On June 12, Iranians went to the polls. The election featured President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad striving for a second term
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H1N1 across the globe
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In recent weeks, this virus has garnered a flurry of worldwide attention. As early as April 24, reports began to emerge of an influenza-like
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May 20, 2009
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Graffiti; A Special Constable on foot patrol of the concourse found some graffiti in the men’s washroom near the one card office. The graffiti
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World in Brief: May 20, 2009
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PAKISTAN As of late April, the Taliban appeared to be making great territorial gains within Pakistan. At one time, according to CNN, the militant
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