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The dangers of exaggeration in the news
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As a linguistics graduate and former student journalist who now works in communications, I am well aware of the power of words. It seems that, despite literally working with words as a profession, many...
Palestine Teach-In: In our own words
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We write as faculty who are part of the Palestine Teach-In Collective. We seek to address bad-faith criticisms and attempts to cancel our event, “Palestine and Genocide: Reflections on Imperialism, Settler Colonialism, and Decolonization,”...
U of M prof’s concerns regarding nursing student suspension
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Dear Netha Dyck, Michael Benarroch and Eleanor Coopsammy,
I am writing as a U of M professor in Jewish studies and Jewish history to protest against the suspension of Arij Al Khafagi, as it had...
Make time for community and culture over the holidays
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My favourite part of the holiday season as a student is the break we are finally rewarded with after the fall semester’s constant bombardment of work.
During the break, there are always many fun festivities....
Arlington Bridge closure neglects North End residents
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The recent closure of the Arlington Bridge by the City of Winnipeg is another prime example of the city council trying to find a homemade solution to Winnipeg problems that never materializes.
On Nov. 21,...
Family and finance in the holiday season
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Merry Christmas and happy holidays to all my loyal readers. To everyone else, have a decent December or whatever.
Whether you celebrate Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa or any other wonderful holiday or non-denominational winter festival, we...
Seasonal dishes are nice, but their future in a landfill isn’t
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I bought a bowl that looks like a plate recently. I can use it to serve a satisfying amount of pasta or some rice and sambar with long beans upperi.
Growing up, we rarely used...







