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Family drama, Opera and Laurier
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On Friday, Nov. 10, I attended an opera performed by Wilfird Laurier University students, from the faculty of music. The opera was called Family
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For your consideration: Breakfast Sandwiches
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One of my favourite ways to start the day is with a breakfast sandwich. It’s quick, easy and relatively healthy. However, with so many various places buy
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Mariam Pirbhai launches Outside People and Other Stories
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On Friday, Nov. 2 in Veritas Café, I had the opportunity to attend the launch party of associate English professor, Mariam Pirbhai’s debut
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Golden Hawks sweep two game set against Nipissing and Laurentian
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This past weekend the Wilfrid Laurier University women’s basketball team travelled North to face the Nipissing Lakers and the Laurentian Voyageurs on consecutive nights.
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David Cross’ excuses aren’t a valid apology for racism
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Last month, comedian-actress-poet Charlyne Yi relayed the first time she met fellow comedian, David Cross a decade ago on Twitter and the account painted
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Toxic Fanbases ruin things for everyone else
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We like to imagine that our personal opinions concerning what we love are organic and intrinsic to our privately designed scale of quality. Pure, honest and uninfluenced
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Feeling like you don’t fit into the university crowd is okay
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I moved to Canada from India about two years ago and it has taken me almost that long to realize that it is okay that I’m different. I
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Struggling with homesickness and missing what feels familiar
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My mom makes the best lasagna. The kind that I cannot find anywhere else. It’s fresh, homemade and personalized to my taste – in other
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The Cord Picks: Halloween memories
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Emily Waitson – Opinon Editor – 2004 Just so there’s no misconceptions, Halloween has always been one of my favourite times of the
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Hawks fall short in Battle of Waterloo
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The Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawks women’s hockey team faced off against the Waterloo Warriors on Saturday night after a rough start to the season, going scoreless
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