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Laurier swims to the podium
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Wilfrid Laurier’s swim team surpassed expectations in the pool this weekend with five first-place finishes and a new school record. After months of practice,
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Win prepares Hawks
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The Ontario University Athletics (OUA) championship is one of the only things on Carly Howard’s mind. The third-year skip for the Wilfrid Laurier women’s
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Sports in brief
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Alex Anthony resigns with Saskatchewan Roughriders Laurier football alum Alex Anthony announced to have re-signed with the CFL team, the Saskatchewan Roughriders on Tuesday.
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Canadian government cautions visitors to Russia for Sochi Olympics
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After recent attacks and threats in Russia, the government of Canada issued a travel advisory cautioning Canadians travelling to Sochi. But according to Norman
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Hawks suffer third loss of season
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Fresh off a four-game winning streak, with their latest game ending in a blowout win against the Waterloo Warriors, the red-hot Wilfrid Laurier women’s
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Men’s hockey hits playoff push
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It’s true that nothing’s sweeter than revenge. Last year, on Feb. 17 in the Ontario University Athletics (OUA) West first round of the playoffs,
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Searching for the right combo
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After three shootout losses in four games, something had to give. On Saturday night, the Wilfrid Laurier women’s hockey team lost to the Toronto
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Gender shouldn’t define how we appreciate sports
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I’ve come to the — probably not even close to shocking — realization that I am absolutely obsessed with sports. I’ve also come to
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Puhalski, Campbell sign five-year contract extension
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The department of athletics and recreation at Wilfrid Laurier University signed the contract extensions of men’s basketball coach Peter Campbell and men’s hockey coach
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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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