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Local demand for blood not met
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With the harsh weather conditions that the Region of Waterloo experienced last week, Canadian Blood Services also experienced issues with donations. According to Tara
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Laurier fights to take second place
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The Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawks women’s basketball team had an amazing effort Saturday afternoon as they faced the Western Mustangs. The game had major
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Returning with a purpose
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One couldn’t ask for a better start to the season. In her season debut, fourth-year women’s basketball centre Whitney Ellenor scored 34 points throughout
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Bringing home more than gold
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The winter holiday break means something different for everyone. For some, it means going home and spending time with their family and loved ones.
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Allin’s road to 1,500 at Laurier
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On Nov. 27, in a game against the Waterloo Warriors, fifth-year men’s basketball guard Max Allin scored his 1,500th career point — a landmark
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Hawks struggle for offence
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A year ago, the Wilfrid Laurier men’s hockey team pulled off an incredible second-half record of 9-3 to make it to the Ontario University
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Laurier’s women’s hockey team claims top spot in the OUA
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The Wilfrid Laurier women’s hockey team hosted the Waterloo Warriors in the second matchup of the battle of Waterloo this year. The second-place Hawks
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Robbery risk rises after the holidays
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With students in Waterloo Region making their plans for the upcoming holidays, there’s a looming fear about the risks of property break-ins. However, Waterloo
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Respect the Canadian game
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Last year, I wrote an article on the Carleton Ravens needing to be part of the Canadian Interuniversity Sport (CIS) because they provide reason
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Sports in brief: November 27
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Women’s basketball ranked No. 10 in Canada Despite missing two of their major starters, the Hawks have gotten off to their best start since
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