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Waterloo looks to the web
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The City of Waterloo has joined Facebook, Twitter and created its own channel on YouTube. Now Waterloo will go a step further as it
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Writer-in-Residence speaks to campus club
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Acclaimed Canadian author Joseph Boyden paid a visit to Wilfrid Laurier University last week as part of the Writer-in-Residence program. The program, established last
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Women’s day gets heated
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International Women’s Week became a controversy about “cunt” at the University of Waterloo (UW) after students hit administrative road blocks promoting and hosting events
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Vulgar, crude, totally Canadian hockey
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We all remember the obnoxious and sexually-charged high school bully “Stifler,” made infamous by the 1999 hit comedy American Pie. Now, he’s back and
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How can businesses successfully go green?
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It’s not easy being green. In spite of the adoption of more sustainable practices by many businesses, finding financially prudent ways to implement these
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Political comic gives insight into the “green revolution”
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Imagine: it is July 2009 and you are in Tehran, the capital city of Iran. Mahmoud Ahmadinejad receives 63 per cent of the vote;
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You can’t hide from graduation, it will find you
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Graduation: it seems so far away until suddenly it isn’t. As this year’s batch of graduates near the end of the term, many are
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Interactive stimuli in real time
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Jay Ferguson has taken interactive fiction to a new level. Ferguson, the creator of web series Guidestones, feels that he has revamped the viewing
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Laurier dancers show well in Guelph
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Anticipation ran high through the veins of the dancers donning the purple and gold on Saturday. The Wilfrid Laurier University competitive dance team kicked
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Women’s basketball’s Shelby Kurt brings home the hardware
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It’s been a good year for Laurier’s hometown freshman females. After Waterloo’s Emily Brown was named the women’s soccer Ontario University Athletics’ (OUA) West
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