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‘Breaking Bad’ star shares positive message
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RJ Mitte isn’t what you’d expect from an accomplished actor. He’s young, he’s down to earth, he’s funny. And he has cerebral palsy (CP).
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Study finds few accessing RESPs
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Burdened with student debt because you don’t have an RESP (Registered Education Savings Plan)? You’re not alone. Recent research by the BMO Financial Group
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Vulgar cheer hurts SMU
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HALIFAX (CUP) — Jared Perry, the SMU student under fire after the inappropriate frosh chant that has been causing a stir nation-wide, has resigned
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Premier gives ‘show of support’ as Farmers’ Marker partially re-opens
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Ontario premier Kathleen Wynne was on hand today at the St. Jacobs Farmers’ Market to give remarks and offer support to the remaining vendors.
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Special from Cord International: Student politics from abroad
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Elections at the University of Ghana don’t take place until next semester, but student politician Horlali Haligah has already begun to campaign. Of course,
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Make the most of your degree
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Working at a university newspaper, I’ve come across much cynicism surrounding Laurier, its institutions and the things it offers — or doesn’t offer —
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Social media use climbs in Canada
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Not surprisingly, Canadians are increasingly tuned into social media. A recent report issued by the Media Technology Monitor, which involved the participation of over
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Kitchener gets cheesy
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Lovers of the late night grilled cheese sandwiches offered out of the Princess Café will soon be able to satisfy their cravings during the
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Digital arts hub coming to K–W
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Governance discussions are currently in the works to determine how local post-secondary institutions will operate within a new digital arts hub that was approved
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Clarke receives research award
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In recognition of her avid dedication to research and publishing, sociology professor Juanne Clarke has been selected as Wilfrid Laurier University’s Research Professor for
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