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The good, the bad, and the long-distance
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Valentine’s Day: a day where couples around the world celebrate their love for each other with cards, gifts and perhaps a nice dinner out.
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Living and loving after depression
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Valentine’s Day is an oddly comforting time for me. It’s a holiday that has dramatically shifted with my own personal growth over the years
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Having a healthy heart leads to a loving lifestyle
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Your heart is one of the strongest muscles in your body and with your help it can remain that way. Taking care of your
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Racists try to bring down Black Panther’s ratings
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Black Panther, the predominantly African-American-casted Marvel superhero movie, comes to Canadian theatres Feb. 16. The movie has been long anticipated, since the emergence of
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Looking at identity politics critically
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Identities are essential, as they are one’s sense of self. Identity politics, however, have a far murkier history. Identity politics are political positions based on the interests and perspectives
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Waterloo Region named a new hotspot for millennials
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In the coming years, the Region of Waterloo may see a steady increase of millennials deciding to buy homes and settle down in
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Overcoming the rookie transition
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As young children we first experience the difference between winning and losing, learning that competitive sports is a zero sum game. For every game
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Learning the basic: preventing and protection yourself from HIV infection
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On Wednesday, Jan. 31, the Wilfrid Laurier University Centre for Women and Trans People held a HIV 101 information session in conjunction with the
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A sixth consecutive loss puts the Hawks in a bind
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The Laurier Men’s Hockey team has had a rocky ending to their season as with only two games left the team is on
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Struggles continue for Laurier as Hawks lose 4th straight game
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The Wilfrid Laurier University men’s hockey team had their losing streak extended to four games on Saturday, Jan. 27, falling to the Guelph Gryphons
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