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Regional police crack down on jaywalking
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In the lives of many Laurier students, jaywalking has become something of a daily routine. However, Waterloo Regional Police officers see it as a
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PowderPuff more than just a tournament
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Picking up where it last left off, Laurier Lettermen’s annual PowderPuff invitational tournament continued last weekend after being postponed due to a snowstorm on
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Students taking more time to graduate
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With only a month of school left, many students who are near graduation are asking themselves the inevitable question: “What happens next?” For some,
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International student count up
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Last year, Canada opened up its borders to a record number of international students – over 100,000, to be exact. According to the Government
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Inside Ride to return
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Skylar Rushton and Jayme Krane aren’t your typical University students. The pair has dedicated the last two years of their university careers to fighting
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Weather delays PowderPuff start
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There has come a day where even PowderPuff can’t handle the snow. After last weekend’s snowstorm, the annual charity women’s flag-football tournament was cancelled.
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Locals support Z10 release
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After six quarters of declining sales, BlackBerry, formerly known as Research in Motion (RIM) is showing a promising new platform that the locally based
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Hawks fight for playoff position
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Just inches from clinching a playoff berth, the Laurier Golden Hawks women’s basketball team is powering forward and hoping to earn a solid spot
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Responsibility for pets a priority
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A “plague of cats” is upon the Kitchener-Waterloo area, says Holly Wiseman, and according to city officials and Kitchener-Waterloo Humane Society representatives, something needs
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AC construction deals with minor delays
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Wilfrid Laurier’s Athletic Complex (AC) has been under construction for the past six months. Despite minor issues and a few inconveniences with students, the
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