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“There is no magic pill that makes you better:” Trudeau
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“I had no idea that I was bipolar,” said Margaret Trudeau, addressing a crowd of United Way donors on Nov. 20. Trudeau was the
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City presents three with Waterloo Award
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The 12th annual Waterloo Award was presented at city council on Nov. 23. The award is distributed to up to three nominated individuals per
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University of Waterloo votes “no” to radio station
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After losing their student fee in 2008, the University of Waterloo’s (UW) radio station, CKMS Sound FM, lost another referendum to regain funding. “We
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From the dorms
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Chris Hughes, co-founder of Facebook and my.barackobama.com kicked off Communitech’s 5th annual Entrepreneur Week on Monday. Hughes spoke about his entrepreneurial journey as he
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KW in brief: Nov. 11, 2009
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Digital media hub opens in region Ontario is supporting a new commercialization centre that will help digital media entrepreneurs build new companies, creating thousands
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A lifetime of expression
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At 73, Margaret Randall is nowhere near slowing down. Still writing books and giving international lectures, the American-born feminist poet, writer, photographer and social
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Renowned feminist poet gives reading
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Photographer, writer, feminist, and social activist Margaret Randall presented a poetry reading at the University of Waterloo’s Atrium on Nov. 5. The reading was
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‘More than a country on a map’
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This evening feminist poet, writer, photographer and social activist Margaret Randall traveled to Waterloo from Albuquerque, New Mexico to deliver a lecture entitled “To
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Home ownership celebrated
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Habitat for Humanity Waterloo Region held its house dedication ceremony this past Saturday to celebrate home ownership with its partner families. The event acknowledged
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Starbucks and Pizza Pizza moving
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Although some businesses have appeared to begin moving out of the plaza at the corner of King Street and University Avenue across from Wilfrid
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