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Scientist movies are watered-down hagiography
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Last year saw the release of two high-profile films about famous scientists: The Imitation Game, starring Benedict Cumberbatch as the ill-fated computer scientist Alan Turing, and The Theory of Everything, with Eddie Redmayne as...
Re: UMGSA confusion
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I would like to respond to an article in the Jan. 21, 2015 edition of the Manitoban titled "UMGSA confusion" by Ethan Cabel. The main points of this article revolve around excerpts taken from...
Clash of civilizations?
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It is worth appreciating the immense outcry that has flooded the pages of broadsheets in the days following the senseless slaughter of satirists. A series of appraisals, explanations, and condemnations are in wide selection,...
Against political hipsterism
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In the wake of the Charlie Hebdo shootings, a number of political tropes have renewed their currency. There has been an awful lot of talk about freedom of speech and the freedom to offend....
Je ne suis pas Charlie
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When I heard about the attacks in Paris last week, I was shocked and horrified. I sunk into my seat in grief as a CBC news reporter explained that 10 journalists from Charlie Hebdo...
Satire and images
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We've all heard some variation of it by now: "Of course I believe in freedom of speech, but..." In the wake of the Charlie Hebdo shootings and the conversation which has ensued, we should...
Letters re: Time to stand up to radical Islamism
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Letters published in the Manitoban are edited for spelling, grammar, and punctuation. Views expressed in the letters are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the views of the Manitoban.
Publishing Muhammad cartoon...




