Brianne Berry
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Drinking Culture: The impact of binge drinking in a university town
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Drinking and partying have become a distinctive aspect of university and college culture and, with two growing universities in town, Waterloo is swarming with
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The ramifications of student debt
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Stepping into the academic world means so much more than just obtaining a decent grade these days. It’s not just essays, lab reports
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15 student associations look to leave the Canadian Federation of Students
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More than a dozen post-secondary institutions across Canada have begun a move to leave the Canadian Federation of Students (CFS) according to a press
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Breaking the ice
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Name: Andrew Jenkins Year:Fourth Year Kinesiology Team: Green Aviators Most memorable O-Week experience: “Best moment was the first time I went to an event
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From the crack of ‘don’
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As you are reading this, you have probably already moved into your dorm and have met your don. Meeting your don is one of
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Expanding the GRT network
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As university and college students start arriving in the Region of Waterloo, Grand River Transit (GRT) will be implementing its fall schedule, which includes
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Keeping your roommates happy
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Living with a roommate or multiple roommates is a drastically different experience from living with family members at home, especially if it’s your first
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Floorcest: the inevitable and unavoidable
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Let’s be honest: the first people you meet when you move to university are the ones who live in your residence and, more specifically,
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Reflecting on last semester’s mistakes
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I’ve always felt that orientation week for students is like New Years Day for ‘normal people.’ We build it up in our minds as
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Maintaining safety and involvement
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The Wilfrid Laurier University Students’ Union is hoping that orientation week this year — commonly referred to as O-Week — goes without a hitch.
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