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Big win moves Hawks up to No. 7 in CIS
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The Wilfrid Laurier women’s basketball team refused to throw in the towel this past Saturday as they faced the McMaster Marauders. Despite being down
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B. Rich takes Chainsaw ‘out for a rip’
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Since late November, Brandon Richmond, better known as B. Rich, has managed to accomplish something most aspiring artists look forward to but never achieve:
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Olivia Chow on life, death and politics
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Olivia Chow, MP for Trinity-Spadina and wife of the late Jack Layton, visited citizens of Waterloo Region on Tuesday for a lecture and book
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Traditional housing options diminish for students in Waterloo
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The landscape in Waterloo is changing. Over the last several years the areas in close proximity to Wilfrid Laurier University and the University of
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Taking gender stereotypes out of the game
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Masculinity is getting a new face. Advocates are hoping to give masculinity a new definition, which includes challenging the notions of masculinity as well
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Students’ Union presidential candidates emerge
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Tuesday at noon marked the deadline for intent-to-run form submissions for the upcoming Wilfrid Laurier University Students’ Union elections. At this point, there are
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Kitchener homeless shelter scheduled to close
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Some of Waterloo’s homeless may lose a place to stay at night as the Kitchener-Waterloo Out of the Cold (OTC) program announced the intention
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My roommate is my grandfather
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Some roommates don’t do their dishes. Some roommates bring home strange women at all hours. Some roommates play loud music while you’re trying to
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Province plans expansion in satellite campuses
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Ontario’s universities will soon be competing for more than just students—they’ll be fighting for more space to put them. In December, the province released
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Bike Share program gets green light from City Council
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A public bike share program approved by Waterloo City Council is set to take motion in November. This initiative, known as the Grand River
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