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Hawks face devastating loss in soccer
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Women’s soccer fails to advance to nationals after two final four losses
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Melding faith and school life
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The Wilfrid Laurier Univesity student body is nothing if not diverse. We have in the neighbourhood of around 14,000 undergrad students, all of which come from different places around the world and bring with them unique customs, traditions and languages.
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Postseason exit for men’s soccer
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Men’s soccer fell to the York Lions, bringing their season to and end
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New wave of talent is on its way
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Men’s basketball faced played Concordia University and the University of British Columbia at the Hawk Challenge.
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Should we be hitting ‘delete’ on memories?
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My least favourite icebreaker is the question, “What is your most embarrassing moment?”
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Discussing the stigma of animation
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Looking at animated stories as ‘simplistic or predictable’ affects the perception of the medium
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‘Kitchener’s Tony Stark in the making’
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James Hobson created a fully-functional exoskeleton in his Kitchener garage. The contraption uses pneumatic air cylinders and a steel frame to perform heavy lifts up to an estimated 300lbs.
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Back to the final four
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Women’s soccer is set to play in the 2014 OUA semifinals
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Course names to be reworked
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Wilfrid Laurier University is in the process of renaming some of their English courses to increase their appeal to prospective and current students.
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A Case for Pro-Choice
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Communiy Contributors Olivia Matthews and Kanwar Brar respond to “A case against abortion” from the Oct. 8 issue of The Cord
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