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Tips for the sad, single, straight dude on V-Day
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Even though it seems like everyone these days is in a healthy, stable relationship in which they couldn’t be happier, that isn’t necessarily the
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Why is bisexuality still misunderstood?
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Last semester, I remember sitting between BA102 and BA101 waiting for my next class, underneath a poster about a Rainbow Centre event. I was
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Falling in love with Valentine’s Day again
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Valentine’s Day is a holiday that many, if not most people today, regard with general distaste and scorn if it’s even mentioned in conversation.
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Cuck: How the alt-right & open relationships are connected
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The internet is a horrible, cold, terrifying place. A place where it’s important to realize the origins, meanings and perceptions of the words you
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How the genre of rap is evolving
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I like to think about rap on a spectrum — much like the political one. Just like there is a left and right in
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Poetic justice served in the form of three standout writers
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If you’re looking for a way to express your love to your significant other this Valentine’s Day but simply don’t know how, or if
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The return of podcasts amidst a visual-driven entertainment frenzy
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Differences between story-telling formats highlight pros and cons. While television, arguably the most popular method of modern entertainment, is an incredible invention that connects
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Feelings of anonymity amongst Laurier students remains a pressing matter
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With a new semester comes new courses and new professors. And with that, new feelings of anonymity — the feeling of being anonymous
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“Women’s” march: white feminism in Washington
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On Jan. 21, millions of people came together across the globe to advocate for women’s rights. The main march that took place in Washington,
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Balderdash series shines light on WLU literary community
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The Balderdash Reading Series held their first event on the night of Jan. 25, in the Wilfrid Laurier University Robert Langen Art Gallery. Eager
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