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Is who you know more important than what you know?
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One could describe the job market outside of university as bleak. Your laptop might be littered with job applications that may never be answered and multiple tabs are open, often filled with LinkedIn job...
What affects how we rate our professors
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When I register for a course, one of the first things I do is get second opinions on the course professor, either from the Rate My Professors website or from my peers.
This type of...
Bill 48 manages appearances, not addiction
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What does it mean for Bill 48 to label detention as “care” when it allows 72-hour holds without a criminal charge?
This bill is a core shift in Manitoba’s protective detention legislation. The government frames...
Hidden lessons from the screen
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Everyone watches television shows and movies, quotes characters and debates over whether Batman could beat Iron Man with proper preparation in a battle. But for me, the most intriguing thing about a character isn’t...
It pays to be informed
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The ability to access news is within the reach of our fingertips, but despite accessibility being at an all-time high, people are choosing to ignore the reality of world issues as a way to...
Hockey played politics, then claimed it was ‘just a game’
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The Canadian men’s and women’s hockey losses at the Olympics were rough to watch. However, the fallout that followed quickly took centre stage, pushing hockey into the mainstream discourse far beyond the usual debates...
Politics, power and responsibility
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It is officially election time! Announcement boards around campus have been filled with posters and campaigning has reached full swing for another UMSU general election.
Outside of offering a well-rounded academic education and access to...







