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‘I live in constant fear of having to drop out’: Students struggling with OSAP cuts
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Nipissing University and the association representing full-time faculty have reached a tentative agreement on a new contract.
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VIETNAMESE NATIONAL Emmy Tran considered several countries when researching universities to pursue her undergraduate degree. But among the countries she considered – Australia, the U.S. and England – one country stood out to her the most: Canada.
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