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Study measures couples’ ability to gauge sexual satisfaction
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If you think your partner can’t tell that you’re faking it in bed — think again.
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Arkells get nostalgic at Laurier
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Frontman Max Kerman reflects on his time as a McMaster student and his close ties to Waterloo
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UW student killed in lightning strike
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While walking to class Friday morning a first-year University of Waterloo student was struck by lightning and killed. The young woman was enrolled in
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Best study spaces on and off campus
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Sometimes it’s just impossible to get studying done at home, where distractions run rampant. TV, a fridge full of food and your roommates often
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The O-Week conundrum
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As most people are aware, classes are starting earlier than usual this year — beginning on Thursday, Sept. 4, rather than the following Monday
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Turning a passion into a career
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Andrew Kolb never thought he would be able to turn his art into a career. Now, the Kitchener-Waterloo native produces illustrations for clients across
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First year from A-Z
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A – Athletics Laurier’s teams are semi-decent when it comes to the field and rink. Women’s teams naturally dominate, with women’s soccer and hockey
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A ‘brand new look’ for SCS
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Wilfrid Laurier University’s Special Constable Service has a whole new approach to serving the campus community. Tammy Lee began her role as SCS manager
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A higher learning experience with Vilmos Zsigmond
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There were tears, laughter and inspirational stories August 8 as Hungarian-American cinematographer Vilmos Zsigmond led a Toronto International Film Festival Higher Learning Master Class.
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Milton campus awaiting government approval
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Wilfrid Laurier University has been discussing the possibility of a campus in Milton for seven years. In 2007, just one month after joining the
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