Final year university


  • Reminiscing about life at Laurier

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    Reminiscing about life at Laurier

    As exam season is rapidly approaching, so is the end of my undergraduate career. While Iโ€™m ready to leave Laurier and move onto the next chapter, online learning has made things severely anticlimactic and given me an incomplete feeling inside. I remember the excitement I felt when I received acceptance to my schools of choice,…

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  • Iโ€™m not mad, just disappointed: Why my final semester of university has been a letdown

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    Iโ€™m not mad, just disappointed: Why my final semester of university has been a letdown

    After four years of ruthless studying, building lifelong friendships, and insightful self-development, I will be sad to leave my undergraduate experience behind as I anxiously enter the working world this spring.ย  Donโ€™t get me wrong; Iโ€™m very excited to graduate and start the next chapter, but my dreams of impatiently waiting with thousands of other…

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  • Valentineโ€™s Day traditions around the globe

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    Valentineโ€™s Day traditions around the globe

    Have you ever wondered how holidays are celebrated around the world? In Russia, they eat pickles for Christmas. In Japan, they celebrate with Kentucky Fried Chicken on Dec. 25. But what about Valentineโ€™s Day? What can we take away from the traditions of those around the globe? Well, here are just a few examples of…

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