Editorial

Thanks

By
Fraser Nelund
I did not want to write this. The first draft was a rant, an unmitigated calling out of the administrators of various organizations in the University of Manitoba community. The second was a cold, exacting news-like...
Editorial

True North deserves a shout out, but not during the anthem

By
Fraser Nelund
Canada’s national anthem can be heard at every game the Winnipeg Jets play. At home, and sometimes away, crowds full of enthusiastic fans shout “True North” much louder than they sing the rest of...
Features

Introduction to the October 8 mental illness awareness feature

By
Fraser Nelund
It is Mental Illness Awareness Week. It is likely that you have been touched by mental illness, be it directly or through the suffering of friends and family. Being aware, however, is not a matter of...
Features

Your school

By
Fraser Nelund
As the semester progresses, you will find yourself settling into new routines. Your schedule will become a familiar pattern and you may be tempted to remain in the comfort of established habits and in...
Features

Intro to the Out and About feature

By
Fraser Nelund
This issue contains articles that touch on far-reaching topics. We have pieces exploring various genders and sexual identities. We have allowed no space for those arguing for the validity of binaries. We have an...
Features

What’s one vote worth?

By
Fraser Nelund
What is your vote worth in the UMSU election? Is it worth voting at all? The answer to the former is crucial to addressing the latter. After all, as every student knows, time is precious...
Features

Introduction to the Ethical Consumption feature

By
Fraser Nelund
The term “ethical consumer” grew into Western culture in the late 1980s – it was the title of a British magazine. The idea of support being rendered and distaste being expressed through purchasing habits...
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