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Curling nationals begin in Waterloo
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The OUA champion men’s and women’s curling teams will host the national championships
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OWL nominees chosen
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It has been a banner year both in and out of uniform for women’s athletics at Wilfrid Laurier University.
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One Bad Son ‘loves it all’
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One Bad Son has been playing across Canada to much acclaim from fans.
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Local ingredients shine on K-W menus
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Many restaurants in the Kitchener-Waterloo area draw from local sources of produce with exquisite results.
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Osei recognized by OUA
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Fifth-year guard Lee Anna Osei nominated for the Joy Bellinger award for academic and athletic achievement
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Online initiatives in post-secondary education
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Wilfrid Laurier University offers 120 online courses with about 18,000 registrations a year, according to Sandy Hughes, director for the centre for teaching innovation and excellence at Laurier.
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Chappie doesn’t live up to its hype
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Although it was visually striking, Chappie suffered from thematic tropes similar to previous films by Blomkamp.
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Project aims to change culture
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11 recommendations come from study to help combat gendered violence
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Dillon Campbell’s NFL combine
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Last month, Wilfrid Laurier University’s Dillon Campbell attended the 2015 NFL regional combine located in Baltimore, Maryland.
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‘Giving back’ to the art community
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The Bright Blue Door’s new Creative Tank provides a cost-efficient space for artists in Waterloo
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