Marathon
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Mostly Sunny sheds light on new Bollywood talent’s controversial past
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After viewing the trailer for this documentary, it was clear that although not an experienced film critic, I couldn’t pass up the opportunity to
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Presidential food review: The BRARitto
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Now, I have my share of Indian cuisine on the regular, so the novelty of combining one ethnically appropriated food with the flavour of
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Yanchan finds comfort at the intersection of two very different music genres
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After your first listen, you might not realize how quickly the Yours Truly EP finishes. Perhaps that’s due to its fluidity, or the tone
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Etsy Holiday Market more popular than organizers expected
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As a very conscious spender, I have always been taught to really evaluate my shopping decisions. I think deep down, my parents just believed
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Life-long high school friends
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High school is a crazy time in everyone’s lives, whether that experience is positive or negative. You’re just beginning to learn about who you
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Laurier grad finds solace in songwriting
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As a 2013 master’s in music therapy graduate, Sarah Pearson left Laurier with a drive to pursue music therapy at the Grand River Hospital.
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Exploring K-W’s most haunted locations
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[siteorigin_widget class=”SiteOrigin_Widget_Hero_Widget”][/siteorigin_widget] Kitchener: Joseph Schneider House Now a popular museum, the Joseph Schneider House is the oldest, still-standing building in Kitchener, built in 1840.
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Tinder profile do’s and dont’s
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Yell Tinder, because it’s going down. It’s about time there’s a fair tearing-into for both guys and girls on how weak your Tinder game
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Canadian artists take 2016 by storm
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Time and time again, we’ve seen Canadian artists hop the border in search of fame and fortune. Many times, it’s just the exposure
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Hollywood success requires actors being one with their character
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To be successful in Hollywood, it is expected that an actor completely immerses themselves into a role in order to make the audience believe
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