Chris Donald
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A conversation on Canadian identity with Lawrence Hill
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The thing about identity is “once it’s shifted, it can’t shift back.”
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Black History Month ends in triumph for ABS
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Laurier’s Association of Black Students hosted the “Black Excellence” culture show to highlight exceptional contributions
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Do libraries still matter?
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In the digital age, where everyone has access to everything, how can an institution centered on physical media maintain relevance?
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CaliBurger’s the new kid in town
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The first ever CaliBurger in Canada has taken the place of what was formerly “Runner’s Choice,” a symbolic reminder.
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Mac N’ Cheese-ival missed the mac
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THEMUSEUM and B@THEMUSEUM in downtown Kitchener hosted a lackluster and disappointing homage to the beloved comfort food.
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Dressing right for the job interview
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As soon as you step through the door, you have a couple of seconds to tell the interviewer something about yourself without saying anything. Dressing well will give you that added confidence you’ll need to pull through.
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The quintessential “take me home” soup recipe
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This easy squash and leek soup will take you back to your living room sofa where the only worry is getting caught up on whatever show you’re currently binge watching.
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Best ways to make money on the web
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To put a little extra in your pocket, there are a handful of websites that offer payouts for completing tasks, from the menial to the highly skilled.
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The early bird actually gets the worm
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Giving students the opportunity to challenge themselves and increase their productivity is The 6AM Club, a new club at Wilfrid Laurier University.
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The Life of Pablo is a game changer
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This is not an album review for The Life of Pablo — it’s too early for that. It’s likely that Mr. West’s seventh album isn’t even finished, yet it is out there to be heard. That’s worth discussing.
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