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Students lacking interest in science
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A diminishing lack of student interest in science could have negative implications for future job markets, according to Spotlight on Science Learning: A Benchmark
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Unreliable CAS contracts spark independent tour company
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While Jason Sager, a part-time history professor at Wilfrid Laurier University, has been lucky enough throughout the past few years in securing work, he
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New dining hall system continues to be ‘divisive’
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While many students at Wilfrid Laurier University have continued to rally against both the new dining hall’s physical appearance and overall operational system, they
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Second-year Malizia finds place with men’s soccer
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After a disappointing loss last season that cost them the chance to make the playoffs, the Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawks men’s soccer team is
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More than just a morning fix
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What better way to get started in the morning than by simply pouring hot water over ground coffee beans, grown in those sun-drenched, tropical
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Dancing through life, down at the AC
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A new school year means a fresh start and an optimistic attitude towards your workout regime. The Athletic Complex offers many fitness classes and
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Cord International: ‘Volcano of fire’ erupts
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Earlier today, roughly 33,000 citizens and tourists in the area surrounding Acatenango, the name of an active volcano in Guatemala, were forced to evacuate
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Stumbling out of the gate
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Two games. Only two touchdowns. No wins. Something is wrong here. The Wilfrid Laurier University men’s football team may need a miracle just to
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Butterfly release encourages discussion
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Dozens of butterflies fluttered through the air on Monday evening to represent World Suicide Prevention Day and to signify hope. The Waterloo Region Suicide
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Hit and run claims life of woman
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Last Tuesday, Sept. 4, a tragic hit-and-run accident at the corner of King and Hickory resulted in the death of 82-year-old local resident Ruth
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