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Restrictions placed on tenants on Ezra and Bricker prior to St. Paddy’s
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Wilfrid Laurier University has been involved with the enforcement of regulations for students living in Ezra Avenue and Bricker Avenue apartments for St. Patrick’s
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Hawks roll over Aigles Bleues in second game of CIS championship
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FREDERICTON, N.B – If there was ever a time for a bounce back, that was it. The Wilfrid Laurier women’s hockey team stepped on
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Candidates set sights on Ward 2 council seat
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For the upcoming City of Waterloo council election — set to occur in October — many new faces will be popping up on ballot
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Mobile apps face tough, challenging market
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86 per cent of time on smartphones is spent using apps, which may have entrepreneurs thinking that the industry is still booming. However, according
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7 a.m. business classes still attended despite concerns
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James Moore understands the challenges of getting up for early classes—he taught Wilfrid Laurier University’s first ever 7:00 a.m. classes in the fall semester,
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Breaking the binge: the impacts of some students’ favourite activity pastime
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Having a few drinks every once in a while is fun. Ending up in the hospital because of reckless drinking is not. With St.
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Ashley Smith tragedy takes centre stage
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In recent years, a dialogue regarding mental health has been slowly growing but there is always room for more discussion. University of Waterloo’s (UW)
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Bouncing back from a scare
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Kerilynn Mathers didn’t think anything serious was happening to her. Last year during the 2013 Ontario University Athletics (OUA) curling championship, the women’s curling
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Awareness brought to arts degrees
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Stereotypes are inherent within any faculty and have the ability to make students feel undervalued. But one professor is seeking to change the negative
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Women’s basketball wins OUA bronze medal in thrilling double OT win
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OTTAWA, Ont. — It took two overtime quarters, but the Wilfrid Laurier women’s basketball team pulled off what they set out to do. The
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