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Race narrows as Murray drops out
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Glen Murray, MPP for the Toronto Centre riding, has dropped out of the Ontario Liberal leadership race, leaving six other hopefuls in contention. In
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The highs and lows of the first half
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Women’s soccer Laurier’s women’s soccer team ended their season by surpassing many expectations in what was supposed to be a “rebuilding season”. However, with
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Exams need computer integration
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As we venture further into the 21st century, we are all experiencing the “information age.” Although numerous advancements towards the integration of technology into
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Healthy choices for kids
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Parenting is certainly no easy task: the innumerable number of lifestyle choices to be made for the child can easily become dizzying. As a
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First-year experience to be reviewed by task force
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In the coming months the first-year experience of students at Wilfrid Laurier University will be undergoing a detailed review by a task force, which
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Communitech startup seeks to aid journalists
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Innovation is of the utmost importance at Kitchener’s Tannery District. Hundreds of startups work out of Communitech, the Laurier Launchpad and UW Velocity —
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Region looks to public for LRT name
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Waterloo Region’s Light Rail Transit (LRT) is going to be named soon, with three potential names that will be determined by the public: Trio,
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Exploring the ‘Festival of Lights’
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“Chanukah is the festival of lights, instead of one day of presents we get eight crazy nights,” croons Adam Sandler at the beginning of
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Alum seeking apology from Laurier
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All Scott McAllister wants is for someone to say they’re sorry. McAllister, who graduated from Wilfrid Laurier University in 2010, was among the 1,189
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Dear Life: Dec. 4
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Dear People With Internet Access, Before you go and tweet about how much research you’re doing and where you’re doing it; or make a
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