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Editor’s Note: Accepting changes
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I don’t like change. I have never enjoyed the uncertainty and newness involved in navigating different situations. I like staying in a routine once
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Students’ Union Board of Directors approves summer 2019 budget
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On Apr. 22, the Wilfrid Laurier University Students’ Union board of directors held an emergency board meeting on the Waterloo Campus. The emergency meeting
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How to tackle taxes as a university student
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Although adulthood has been categorized as a milestone you reach when you turn 18, for many people the responsibilities that are expected and associated
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Looking at how St. Patrick’s Day affects local bars in uptown Waterloo
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When the smoke clears and the empty bottles and cups have been cleaned up the St. Patrick’s Day assault upon local drinking institutions comes
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Spielberg is concerned about Netflix movies winning Academy Awards
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Steven Spielberg is a multi-billionaire movie director who has made an enormous impact on cinema and is likely one of the most well-recognized names
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Editorial: Your intuition is a valuable tool
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For most of my life, before I was even in high school, I was always taught and repeatedly told to trust my instincts about
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Commemorating the life of actor Luke Perry
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On Mar. 4, beloved television actor, Luke Perry, tragically passed away at the age of 52. The internet collectively mourned the loss of the
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What Freshii’s declining sales means for the healthy fast food industry
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Freshii, the Canadian fresh food establishment that serves a variety of healthy meal options, has suffered declining sales in recent years. The CEO is
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Bleeding for your art: FLOW exhibit uses menstruation for creative expression
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On Mar. 6, THEMUSEUM will be unveiling a new art exhibition that intends to encourage an open conversation about menstruation and foster acceptance for
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Why the amber alert complaints are so disappointing
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On Feb. 14, a province-wide Amber Alert was issued across Ontario, and caused phones to loudly sound at 11 p.m., succeeding in what it
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