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“Black Mirror: Bandersnatch” is full of surprise twist and turns
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Black Mirror, the British science fiction anthology series that portrays dark depictions of an alternate present-day and near future, surprised Netflix viewers with a
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The Paper Kites fly high at Maxwell’s
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On the chilly evening of Nov. 23, a long line of people — primarily couples and small groups of friends — waited impatiently outside
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The best winter boots to get you across campus
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Living in Canada with the harsh and unpredictable winters that we are hit with each year, means that having the perfect pair of winter
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Cold and Flu season hits Waterloo Region once again
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Cold and flu season is upon us once again. With it comes the annual period where offices are filled with the sounds of sneezing
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Ariana Grande’s new song “thank u, next” is the self-love anthem we need
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Ariana Grande is an artist whose image and music has grown along with her since she began her career in 2009. Her resilience is
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Queer comedy show gets laughs and praise
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On the night of Nov. 8, the warm atmosphere of Patent Social was a welcome treat after being out in the cold. The bar
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Behind the rising popularity of “wellness” and health management
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The wellness approach to a more balanced lifestyle is a trend that has taken over social media and health discussions in recent years. Countless
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Holocaust survivor Berthe Cygelfarb brings awareness and education to Waterloo
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Holocaust Education Week, which was hosted by Hillel Waterloo and Hillel Laurier and ended last week, featured a Holocaust survivor testimony at the University
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Golden Hearth Bakery provides fresh, handmade goods to local community
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Located on the corner of King and Cedar Street in Kitchener, is a local, 11 year-old confectionery that sells baked goods made completely from
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Thrifting in KW for sustainable fashion
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Thrifting and vintage shopping have turned into a rising trend in a time where sustainable fashion and the ethics surrounding it are becoming more
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