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Aboriginal House likely to obtain LEED gold despite project cuts

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Despite project cuts, the Aboriginal House is most likely to obtain its goal of LEED gold certification according to Dennis Kwan, associate architect of Prairie Architecture Inc., who was responsible for seeing the building from design to construction.

Dragging brake caused bus to catch fire on U of M campus

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At approximately 6:23 a.m. on Nov.17 a Winnipeg Transit bus caught fire outside the University of Manitoba bus terminal on Dafoe Road.

More than 280 U.S. universities ditch SAT

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More than 280 U.S. universities and colleges have made standardized college admission tests the SAT and ACT optional for application, following a report citing the test's shortcomings.

Petition preempts Indian Affairs’ rumoured change to PSE funding

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In response to rumours that funding for aboriginal post-secondary students could be drastically changed by the federal government, the First Nations Education Council is circulating a petition to maintain the current program while increasing funding.

Crime Beat

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The University of Manitoba experienced a small number of crimes on campus in the month of December. Compared to other months this year, December has been the least eventful in terms of crime, said Matthew Guyot, community constable for University of Manitoba Security Services.

27th annual Manitoba international marketing competition hits Winnipeg

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The 27th annual Manitoba International Marketing Competition (MIMC), organized by the Asper School of Business, will take place from Jan. 7-11.

Winnipeg transit increase fare, UMSU feels may discourage transit use

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On the first day of 2009, Winnipeg transit increased all fares by five cents. According to Ken Allen, communications officer for Transit, the increase was needed to cover the rising costs of fuel, improvements to bus shelters and new security measures.

Hindsight is 20/08

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2008 news in review

Pro-life group banned on campus loses lawsuit at B.C.

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KELOWNA, B.C. (CUP) — UBC Okanagan Student Society (UBCSUO) has won the case brought against it in the BC Supreme Court by the pro-life group on campus that was denied club status. At a special general meeting, students of UBC Okanangan voted resoundingly against funding the club.

No smoking signs ‘useless’ say students

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TORONTO (CUP) — New “no smoking” stickers on campus warn students of a $5,000 fine that neither Ryerson nor the city can actually enforce.

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