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Consent is Cool event to be held at Turret
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On April 1 at the Turret, a nightclub event will be hosted by local DJ and undergraduate at Wilfrid Laurier University, Garrett Large. The
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Marijuana dispensaries see a rise in raids
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On March 10, Waterloo Regional Police raided one of the five cannabis dispensaries in the area. After a search warrant was presented to Green
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Accepting and living with an eating disorder
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No one will love you if you don’t love yourself. These are the words that loop in my head as I stand in my
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New science course offered at Laurier
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A new course is being offered this summer at Wilfrid Laurier University. The course, named physics for medicine and biology, will be held by
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E(RACE)r work reviewed after a year of action
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“Until the philosophy that holds one race superior and another inferior is finally and permanently discredited and abandoned, everywhere is war.” These are the
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Female award empowers international community
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On March 8, the Women’s Executive Network announced nominations for Canada’s Most Powerful Women: Top 100 Awards. The award will recognize women in leadership
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Feminist poetry slam emphasizes the importance of an inclusive agenda
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“Understand that the poets are giving all that they’ve got. There’s going to be blood, but that’s okay,” Samantha Estoesta, University of Waterloo alumna
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Province to assist those with low income in region
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As part of a new movement towards financial literacy in the province, Ontario has increased funding to support free tax clinics and financial coaching
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Bursary fund aids students in times of crises
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There are numerous bursaries and funds available to students studying at Wilfrid Laurier University, one of the bigger ones being the Student Emergency Bursary
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‘Fight for $15 and Fairness’ advocates for change in WLU
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On Feb. 14, in the Wilfrid Laurier University concourse, a campaign called $15 and Fairness had a booth promoting awareness for their cause, as
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