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Graffiti Market puts a unique spin on the casual restaurant experience
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If you’re looking for something new to experience in Waterloo, I would highly recommend heading over to Graffiti Market. Located at 137 Glasgow Street
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LGBTQ+ wellness study sheds light on some of the issues affecting marginalized communities
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Though being part of the LGBTQ+ community in the Waterloo region might look like it is all rainbows and sparkles, things are a lot
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A look at The Rainbow Centre’s 5th annual Trans Allyship Workshop
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On Thursday, Oct. 25, the WLU Rainbow Centre hosted part one their annual Trans Allyship workshop series, taking place at the Paul Martin Centre.
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Editor’s note: Maintaining balance within a busy schedule
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Now that we’ve just passed the midway mark of this fall academic semester, it seems the amount of work we need to finish continues
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Laurier’s Milton campus funding cut by Ford government
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The Government of Ontario released a statement late in the day on Oct. 23, 2018 stating that they will no longer be funding the
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Part 4- Back to the drawing board: Looking Forward
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This story is the final part in a four-part series released by The Cord. Part One can be found here. Parts Two and Three
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Racist poster found inside issue of The Cord on campus
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A poster containing racist statements was found slipped into the most recent issue of The Cord, which came out this past Wednesday Oct. 17,
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Editor’s Note: The municipal elections impact on students
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With the municipal election less than one week away — as is the case with any political election — students are often inundated with
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Balzac’s grand opening celebrations
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Balzac’s Coffee Roasters in Waterloo recently hosted their grand opening in celebration of their newest cafe, located at 256 Phillip Street. The Waterloo location,
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Summer job listings on university campuses falsely rumoured to be linked to human trafficking
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A story surrounding mysterious clipboards has been circulating at various post-secondary institutions, such as the University of Windsor and Ryerson University. Students in various lectures
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