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Laurier’s baseball team knocks it out of the park
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After coming off of a dominant season last year, in which they were able to capture their first OUA championship title since 2013, the
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Laurier women’s lacrosse team gets fourth win in a row
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The Wilfrid Laurier Women’s Lacrosse team entered the season with a fierce focus, pulsing passion and a drive to succeed that led them toward
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Hookups the new norm over relationships?
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As young people get older and move from their teens into their twenties, there is an increasing pressure to find a long-term partner and
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TIFF 2019 in review
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It’s that time again! The Toronto International Film Festival has arrived, and with it, a slew of fresh and exciting films for cinephiles and
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Laurier women’s cricket team named Canadian College National Champions
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On Sept. 3 and 4, Wilfrid Laurier’s University’s women’s cricket team competed in the first-ever Canadian College Cricket Women’s National Championship in King City.
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Laurier Social Enterprise “EarthSuds” named finalist in National Geographic’s Ocean Plastics Challenge
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EarthSuds, a social enterprise created at Laurier, has been named a finalist for the National Geographic Ocean Plastic Innovation Challenge. The business was selected
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Tips, tricks, and the unfortunate facts of living with roommates
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My expectation of what it was like to live with roommates was comically wrong from the beginning. Embarrassingly, my assumption was that the next
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What’s new on Netflix this fall?
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It’s the beginning of September, and while that means that school is starting once again, it also means that Netflix just announced the release
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The cold, hard truth: is Sweet Jesus worth the hype?
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If there’s one thing that I know, it’s ice cream. So, when a new ice cream shop opened its doors just down the road
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The Amazon rainforest is on fire, and we should care
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In August of this year, the size and number of forest fires in the Amazon reached a record high and began to spark international
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