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Survivor shares experience
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On Jan. 14, Hillel Waterloo, the centre for Jewish campus life in Waterloo, welcomed Max Eisen, a Holocaust survivor, to speak at Wilfrid Laurier
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A tea-licious alternative for energy
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Everyone notices when someone is holding a cup of coffee from Starbucks. But the little tea bag labels that have been popping out of
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RIM hopes for renewal
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After an unstable and challenging 2012, Research in Motion (RIM) is hoping that the launch of BlackBerry 10 on Jan. 30 will bring momentum
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A new shade of purple
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Four years ago, Laurier football supporters would have greeted Michael Faulds with anything but applause. But on Tuesday afternoon Faulds was the man of
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WCH hit by thefts
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After returning from the winter break, some first-year students living in Waterloo College Hall (WCH) had a rude awakening. Upon moving back into their
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Water stations finally see repairs
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The filtered water refill stations on campus were out of order from the end of September until the break between semesters, when they were
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Idle No More goes nationwide
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On a cold, windy day in late December, approximately 30 people are gathered at the Speaker’s Corner at King and Frederick Streets in Kitchener.
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Gain Knowledge, Lose Weight
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Weight loss is the leading New Year’s resolution of modern day. But in an era of instant gratifications the vast majority do not educate
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New Tarantino film has heart
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We all know what we are going to see when go watch a Quentin Tarantino film; excessive violence, copious amounts of blood, pop
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Laurier football introduces new head coach
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At a press conference Tuesday afternoon, the Laurier Golden Hawks officially named Michael Faulds as Gary Jeffries’ successor as football head coach. Faulds was
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