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The indignity of grad students’ frozen federal funds
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Returning to campus for the fall semester, many of us will ignore displeased hissing as the most miserable members of the U of M retreat under sunny streams of shimmering dust motes into the...
Communities need local newspapers
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Anybody living in Manitoba from mid-July onward knew about the Manitoba Liquor and Lotteries (MLL) strike for fair wages and what it meant for the province — there was almost no way to get...
Facing the first year of university in a post-pandemic era
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As the school year begins, I can’t help but reminisce about the past few years. I often think about how our lives and university experiences changed because of the COVID-19 pandemic. In particular, I...
Government inaction in landfill search is negligence in action
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In 2017, I attended Tanya Talaga’s talk at the Millennium Library where she was promoting her book, Seven Fallen Feathers. Part of Talaga’s book is a damning account of the ways police racism and...
What’s the deal with Timothée Chalamet?
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Those who watched Barbie recently may have seen previews for Wonka, starring Timothée Chalamet as a young Willy Wonka before he founded his funhouse of candy-coated child torment.
As a premise and as a product,...
The U-Pass should be available year-round
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Most students are probably ecstatic to be out of school come the summer break.
Without looming deadlines or back-to-back cramming sessions to worry about, I imagine most students’ academic anxieties are replaced with a surge...
Call the University of Waterloo attack what it was
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Feminism is core to who I am. My past experiences dealing with men’s rage when they discover this about me make me nervous to share my feminism publicly sometimes.
On June 28, a 24-year-old man...
