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When interning becomes exploitation
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Today at a local coffee shop I overheard someone say, “It’s not exploitation if everyone benefits.” The trouble is this: the entire concept of
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Adventure Rooms a new alternative to team building
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A local business tailoring to groups of friends and co-workers has introduced Kitchener-Waterloo with an entertaining activity that puts laser tag to shame. Adventure
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Students’ Union board, president and chair under review
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In comparison to board meetings in previous years, this year was rather calm and collected. The meetings ran efficiently and stayed on schedule under
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2013-14 Students’ Union director reviews
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Colin Aitchison Aitchison showed a lot of improvement over the course of his first term as director. He had a slow start to
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Young candidate puts name in race
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Waterloo’s newest—and youngest—mayoral hopeful has some ideas to put students front and centre in this year’s election. “The students are part of our ecosystem;
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Hawks in review
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Women’s hockey — A This season was a great bounce back season for the women’s hockey team as they regained the top spot in
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Laurier’s finest of 2013-14
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Player of the Year Emily Brown (Women’s soccer) Brown made strides in the 2013 year. She scored a career-high 18 goals, setting a new
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No one injured in balcony fire at Regina St. apartment
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Waterloo Regional Police Service (WRPS) and Waterloo Fire Rescue responded to a balcony fire today between 4:00 p.m. and 4:30 p.m. The fire occurred
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Women’s shelters in K-W face funding issue
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Local volunteers in Kitchener-Waterloo have come together to support women in need. The Waterloo Regional Labour Council raised over $4,600 for local women’s shelters
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An intimate evening with NQ Arbuckle
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Jane Bond, a compact venue tucked away on Princess Street, welcomed a Juno nominated band known as NQ Arbuckle on Saturday, March 15. Before
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