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Protesting for inclusivity
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A lecture by professor Charles E. Rice at the University of Waterloo (UW)on March 20 for the annual Pascal Lecture on Christianity became the
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‘The only person you can change is you’
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“At some point in our lives we’ve all been told ‘that’s impossible,’” said Bertice Berry, sociologist, author, comedian and motivational speaker to a crowd
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Dragon’s Den hits Waterloo
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Auditions for the popular CBC television show Dragon’s Den will be making a stop in Waterloo next week as part of a cross-country tour.
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A new space for local music
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Waterloo’s music scene leaves much to be desired in terms of a community. Paul Maxwell of Maxwell’s Music House is looking to reform this.
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KW in brief: March 14, 2012
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Weapon makes Cameo appearance A 22-year-old Toronto man is in jail pending a bail hearing Friday after being caught with a blank-firing pistol outside
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Waterloo looks to the web
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The City of Waterloo has joined Facebook, Twitter and created its own channel on YouTube. Now Waterloo will go a step further as it
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Women’s day gets heated
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International Women’s Week became a controversy about “cunt” at the University of Waterloo (UW) after students hit administrative road blocks promoting and hosting events
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How can businesses successfully go green?
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It’s not easy being green. In spite of the adoption of more sustainable practices by many businesses, finding financially prudent ways to implement these
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First annual Burger Badanga a big success
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Despite a blackout plaguing most of the Waterloo Region, Uptown Waterloo bar Chainsaw Saloon and the Bauer Kitchen were still able to successfully run
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Northdale plan waits for approval
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For the time being, it looks like no new residential construction will be happening in the Northdale neighbourhood, despite the fact that phase three
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