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Editor’s note: We need change
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I talked to a woman who was attacked. She was pushed by two men who tried to rip her shirt off and assault her. She was brave, kicking one in the shin before running away as fast as she could. She didn’t realize how absurd it was until much after, reliving the day in her…
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On the hunt for CIS gold
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This very well may be the year for Wilfrid Laurier women’s soccer.
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Hawks claim silver at OUA championship
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OTTAWA, Ont. — It was truly the definition of a heartbreak. The Wilfrid Laurier women’s soccer team came in to the Ontario University Athletics final against the Queen’s Gaels with high hopes and a ton of confidence. They controlled the first half, but miscommunication and a defensive lapse in the 68th minute would seal the…
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Hawks advance to sixth OUA championship in nine years
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OTTAWA, Ont. — It was 6 a.m., Saturday morning and Nicole Lyon couldn’t sleep. The second-year Wilfrid Laurier women’s soccer all-star was too excited — and nervous — for the upcoming Ontario University Athletics semifinal against the No. 3 nationally-ranked and first-seeded Ottawa Gee-Gees to sleep. She went for a walk to the parliament buildings…
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Ruffling a few feathers is okay
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It is very important to be critical and impartial as a student journalist
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Hockey Hawks remain confident despite scares
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Rick Osborne says he has nothing to worry about. Sure, the head coach of the Wilfrid Laurier women’s hockey team had a rough weekend. His star first-year goaltender Lauren Webber went down Friday night after she sustained a knee injury against the York Lions, and the Hawks lost both of their contests this weekend against…
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Discussion continues despite harassment
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“It’s not just a handful of people, whether it’s in LSPIRG or the DEO that are speaking back. It’s the Laurier community that [is] speaking back.”
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Instilling fear on campus
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It’s important to remember who is affected by ‘jokes’
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UPDATED: Arrest made in UK after Laurier Waterloo campus lockdown
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UPDATED, Mon. Oct. 19: The man in the United Kingdom accused of posting an online threat against Wilfrid Laurier University has been released on bail and is due back in court in January. In an interview with CTV News, 22-year old Daniel Ransem apologized to the school for the distress he caused. He said the…
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Men’s soccer find the confidence to compete
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Hawks find chemistry, communication an asset against Canada’s top teams
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