October crossword solutions
The following are solutions to the crossword published in the October 2025 edition of Imprint:
ACROSS
1 Nerf
5 Globe
10 Pure
14 Evil
15 Aimed
16 Thai
17 Repo
18 […]
Jean Becker to retire after decades of shaping Indigenous education at UW
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WUSA and CASA reconnect for a stronger voice on Parliament Hill
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With youth unemployment at crisis levels, how are UW graduates holding up?
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Layoffs: what’s happened so far and what’s to come
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“At the end, she [said,] ‘Hey everyone, I loved […]
The Murphy House – A choose your own adventure story
Beginning
The abandoned Murphy House at the end of your road was deserted almost 200 years ago by the austere lieutenant Christopher Murphy for reasons unknown. He was a figure shrouded in mystery and intrigue in this small town […]
Making a pawsitive impact: How animals promote well-being
Have you ever noticed that interacting with a pet or animal made you feel better? Perhaps you felt a sense of peace as a cat purred in your lap or felt invigorated as you played frisbee with your […]
Recipe: Cinnamon roll bites
We are deep into the fall season when Waterloo Park is awash with hues of orange, yellow, and red. No other view can make me as excited for all things fall. My recent favourite seasonal snack has been […]
Affordable weekend adventures in Waterloo
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What will fall in Waterloo look like?
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