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The Kitchener-Waterloo Region spent this past weekend wrapping up Canadaโs Greatest Bavarian Festival,the 48th annual Oktoberfest. Oktoberfest in K-W runs annually beginning the Friday before Thanksgiving and continues for nine days until the following Saturday. The festival began in 1969 by a small group of dedicated volunteers and has since grown to be the second-largest…
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The โcreepy clownโ fad has moved north from the United States, as sightings of people dressed up as clowns with the purpose to scare have been reported in Kitchener-Waterloo. Sightings have been reported in Kitchener, Cambridge and Waterloo. The reports have described the multiple โclownsโ as either standing motionless, or chasing people. There have been…
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When you are behind bars, you should only be behind bars, not in a polling booth. It is completely asinine to think we would allow deviants of the law to have a say in the representation of our countryโs government and the formation of new laws.
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Looking for the right words to express your frustration at your third midterm this week? Stressed about the latest essay proposal and donโt know how to properly complain? We all do it, after all! Remember not to use mental illnesses you donโt have in efforts to explain how youโre feeling. This midterm season, be mindful…
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After recent construction delays with the ICON Waterloo student apartments, the Wilfrid Laurier University Studentsโ Union Student Right Advisory Committee (SRAC) has been taking action to promote awareness of landlord and tenant rights. The committee is going into its third year and deals specifically with studentsโ concerns relating to academic policy, landlord and tenant issues…
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The days of extremely thin runway models setting the unattainable female beauty standard are gone. Body types like Kim Kardashian and Nicki Minaj are the new unattainable and the new ideal. Big butts, flat tummy, large breasts, popping cheekbones and pouty lips, all while keeping an hourglass shape. You have to be small in the…


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