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I watched “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1″ the day it came out in theaters. I had always read the books, though never fanatically – unlike several of my friends, one of whom came to the theater decked out as Divination Professor Trelawney. But I enjoyed the series thoroughly.

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Media direct too much sexuality at children

When I pay for something, I expect to receive nothing less than what I have paid for. University is not cheap

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CUPE 4207 strike: A student’s opinion

Senate Bill 5, one of many that need revision in a big way.

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Ohio Senate Bill 5: Legalese Not for the Faint of Heart

For the past couple weeks, there has been a showdown between the rights of workers and looming budget cuts.

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Gov. Walker shows courage in reaction to Wisconsin rallies

Are you anxious about the CUPE strike deadline?

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CUPE 4207: Frequently Asked Questions

We all know the story: a new technology arises and an old technology dies. We saw computers with word processors and forgot all about typewriters.

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New technology is killing off traditional bookstores

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Cartoon: Sundaze approaches…

Two things happened over the weekend: 1.) The Western Courier Staff attended the 2011 Illinois Collegiate Press Association Conference, where they were recognized with seven awards, and 2.) The Western Courier was threatened with legal action by Ed Lavin, a candidate for mayor, for running a picture of one of the candidates in Wednesdays edition.

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Shame on you, Mr. Lavin

Since 1949, the people of Tibet have been controlled by Chinas communist regime, and treated like second-class citizens in their own country. Over 1 million Tibetans have lost their lives, with thousands tortured or wrongly imprisoned, according to www.freetibet.org.

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Groupon Super Bowl ad misfires

Matt Liller stands in front of a small crowd at the Radisson Hotel in West Middlesex, the site of the new Funny Farm Comedy Club. In the dimly lit room, he starts his act with a joke about cell phones, eliciting a few chuckles from the crowd

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Getting the last laugh