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I hate Winnipeg!
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Since moving to Winnipeg, I feel like I can begin authentically enjoying the discography of The Weakerthans, a cornerstone band in the Canadian indie scene with roots in this city. There’s something romantic about...
Coffee cups and conversations
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The Scientific Revolution during the Modern Age is often remembered for its monumental discoveries, like Newton’s laws of motion and Kepler’s planetary motion. Ideas like these transformed the intellectual landscape of Europe and continue...
Does the U of M need more food options?
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Everywhere I look on campus, there is a familiar feeling that wells up inside of me when I realize there’s nothing for me to eat.
Now, dear reader, you may be thinking there are many...
Museums in a world we only see through screens
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Do you know anything about Flemish life and artifacts between the 1400s and 1700s? I definitely did not before visiting an exhibit at the Royal Ontario Museum over reading week. I am not an...
The cinema of cutscenes
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Before I ever picked up a camera or learned the language of film, I learned storytelling, framing and emotional resonance through a unique medium — video games. Growing up, video games weren’t just something...
Girl’s girls vs. pick mesGirl’s girls vs. pick mes
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In recent years, social media has given rise to the terms “girl’s girl” and “pick me.”
The first describes a woman who is completely down for the girls — loyal, kind and always supportive of...
Ms. Rachel teaches that empathy is power
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Unfortunately, in this current societal moment, it feels like showing empathy and caring for others simply on the basis of humanity is often perceived as “woke” or “radical.” The online backlash to public figures...
