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The bittersweet of saying goodbye
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As this academic year draws to a close and the majority of us are filled with relief, my feelings are a little different. I
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Bringing forward the realities of war to Wilfrid Laurier
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My Friday mornings are usually spent sleeping in, but last week I made an exception. International Students Overcoming War (ISOW) held a symposium —
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Anti-Slut Shaming Podcast Guys We F@#ked comes to Laurier
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My job standing behind the Wilf’s host station means that I spend more time than most looking at the giant advertisement screen in the
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The good, the bad, and the long-distance
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Valentine’s Day: a day where couples around the world celebrate their love for each other with cards, gifts and perhaps a nice dinner out.
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Learning the basic: preventing and protection yourself from HIV infection
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On Wednesday, Jan. 31, the Wilfrid Laurier University Centre for Women and Trans People held a HIV 101 information session in conjunction with the
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The Laurier Music Theatre groups’ smashing success is Bye Bye Birdie!
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On Jan. 19, I spent my Friday evening watching a production of Bye Bye Birdie, performed by Laurier Musical Theatre. Blue Monday vibes
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Finding holiday cheer away from home
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Upon searching for some cheer to brighten my mood from the looming exam period, I attended the Uptown Waterloo Holiday Marketplace — a
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Family drama, Opera and Laurier
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On Friday, Nov. 10, I attended an opera performed by Wilfird Laurier University students, from the faculty of music. The opera was called Family
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Local art mural reflects on Canada
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On Saturday, Oct. 28, I attended the Neruda Arts Canada 150 mural reveal, which was an event organized to celebrate the completion of a 150-foot mural made by individuals from a variety of backgrounds, to
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The need to know before going international
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As an exchange student from the University of Birmingham in the United Kingdom, packing my bags and moving my whole life 3,606 miles away
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