Arts & Culture

Women at War and its shortcomings

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Braden Bristow
 Running from Feb. 29 to April 27 in the University of Manitoba’s school of art gallery, Women at War is an exhibit featuring the artistic works of Ukrainian women. A majority of the exhibit...
Ebunoluwa Akinbo
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My identity is more than two halves

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Braden Bristow
I came out as bisexual when I was around 13. I understood myself as half-gay. A year before I came out, I became a citizen of the Manitoba Métis Federation. I understood being Métis...
Teegan Gillich
Arts & Culture

The return of the campus coffee crawl

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Braden Bristow
Welcome back to the number one series for coffee-based infotainment on campus: the campus coffee crawl. Last time I reviewed the coffee on campus, I took them all with a bit of cream and sugar....
Dallin Chicoine
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Colonization is far from over

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Braden Bristow
Colonization never ended in Canada. Depending on who you are, that’s either a controversial statement or an incredibly obvious one. When I say this, I am not explicitly referring to the continued presence of settlers...
Dallin Chicoine
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A life spent together is better

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Braden Bristow
Life is difficult, it is for most people, but I have always struggled to stay positive and I am seldom content. Yet, when I sit next to Tyler, my long-term boyfriend, I find peace...
Teegan Gillich
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Eckhardt’s name is a humiliating stain

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Braden Bristow
Somehow, seemingly without anyone realizing, the Winnipeg Art Gallery-Qaumajuq (WAG-Qaumajuq), the University of Manitoba and the University of Winnipeg honoured a Nazi sympathizer and fascist, Ferdinand Eckhardt, by etching his name into their buildings....
Dallin Chicoine
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Luxury and its joys inaccessible for the common person

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Braden Bristow
I have a confession to make, my wonderful readers. I am not a hustler and I do not stack paper to the ceiling. I live a relatively modest lifestyle. The most luxurious joys in...
Dallin Chicoine
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