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K-W in brief: September 19, 2012
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New MPP starts position, officially Newly elected Member of Provincial Parliament Catherine Fife is being sworn into her position on Wednesday, Sept. 18. The
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City happy with Open Streets outcome
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Celebrating their second year promoting sustainable living within the community, Open Streets will be discussing the possibility of returning to Uptown Waterloo this upcoming
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Laurier prof analyzes stereotypes of Muslim youths
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Earlier this month, Wilfrid Laurier University sociology Professor, Jasmine Zine, spoke about her research on Muslim youth post 9/11 and the negative stereotypes that
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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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Urging students to take precaution
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Precautions for student safety don’t just remain within the Wilfrid Laurier University campus. The Waterloo Region Police Services (WRSP) are urging that all students
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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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CIGI hosts former US agent
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Last Thursday, as part of the Centre for International Governance Innovation (CIGI) signature lecture series, Washington insider, former CIA analyst and Brookings Institution fellow
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U of W cheating scandal
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Academic integrity and honesty, two of the University of Waterloo’s (UW) most defining values, are being called into question amid a plagiarism scandal that
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Starlight to host benefit
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A fire that engulfed and destroyed a building in Uptown Waterloo in August containing independent business Ish and Chips, has hit close to home
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Laurier ‘maxed out’ on study space
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Looking around Laurier’s Waterloo campus, one thing is clear: there are students everywhere — and the university is quite aware of this. “We know
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