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Will the world learn its lesson on power vacuums?
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The situation in Haiti has caught the attention of major media outlets in recent weeks. The former prime minister of Haiti, Ariel Henry, announced on March 11 that he would resign and allow for...
Breaking down Vanderpump Rules
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As the end of my undergrad degree approaches, I’ve been thinking about how I’ve spent around 60 days watching Bravo shows.
I’m like a medieval king. I always need to have my little jester present to...
Critiquing media is our resistance
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English class tends to bury the lede.
There are well-settled questions within the realm of spelling, syntax and synonyms that make up the purpose of English Language Arts: What does it say? What does it...
Re-assess mental illness after Aaron Bushnell
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25-year-old U.S. military member Aaron Bushnell died of burn injuries after self-immolating and shouting “free Palestine” in front of the Israeli embassy in Washington, D.C. on Feb. 25. Live-streaming the act on Twitch, Bushnell...
As an ‘ideas museum,’ CMHR is giving us the wrong idea
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The Canadian Museum for Human Rights (CMHR) has been criticized since before its opening in 2014. Several ethnic communities have felt that their stories were being misrepresented, under-represented or not represented at all, in...
Welcoming Winnipeg gets it wrong again
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On March 12, the Executive Policy Committee (EPC) heard cases for and against the renaming of Edison Park, a small sitting area at the corner of Henderson Highway and Edison Avenue in North Kildonan,...
Students should support faculty strikes
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Strikes are meant to be disruptive. There is no way around it, because protesting for rights while meeting the needs of the administration workers are agitating against is simply not feasible or logical.
In light...







