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Unsigned: constant cellphone connections are contaminating
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This week, we received an anonymous “Letter to the Editor” from a student who was concerned with making meaningful relationships. This student, rather than
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Unsigned: football team brings out the best of Golden Hawk pride
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Parents are asking about our team. Students are streaming the games. Even if you aren’t interested in football, you likely have an interest in
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Unsigned: Creative writing is a pathway to success for students
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Creative writing has many benefits for the average student. Whether expressing your opinions or using writing as an outlet, personal writing has a positive
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Unsigned: Student Rights Advisory Committee is an essential resource
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With yet another apartment building failing to live up to their lease agreements, the Student Rights Advisory Committee at Wilfrid Laurier University is again
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Unsigned: Being young doesn’t provide alcohol immunity
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In the university culture, drinking is an accepted reality of our lives. A large number of students binge drink and it’s seen as acceptable
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Unsigned: supporting free transit for lower incomes
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The Alliance Against Poverty is attempting to get the Grand River Transit Commission to allow low-income people to ride the bus free of charge.
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Unsigned: evaluating the role of the chancellor
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Laurier recently elected a new chancellor, which seems to be a figurehead role in our university, though the average student doesn’t know what this
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Unsigned: Having textbooks in the first few weeks is not feasable
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With bookstore lines at an astronomical length the first few weeks of school, professors have to be sympathetic while students are unable to get
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Unsigned: Brantford makes poor choice in activist-in-residence
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Laurier’s Brantford campus is currently welcoming a member of the Yes Men, a radical journalist group who has been accused of falsifying stories, as
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Unsigned: Online degrees only beneficial in special circumstances
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With the Religion and Culture department introducing their online degree, students now have the option to complete their bachelor of arts from Laurier entirely
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