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Working Together Win 2011 UMSU Election
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On Feb. 28 at 6 p.m. campaigning for the 2011 University of Manitoba’s Students’ Union kicked-off, and on March 11 at 6 p.m. the last polling station on campus closed, about eight hours later...
UMSU 2011 Election results
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The 2011/2012 UMSU election results are as follows.
These figures are based on preliminary results provided by the CRO.
Executive positions
President Camilla Tapp (Working Together) 47.9%
Vice-president Advocacy Nour Rashid (Working Together) 51.5%
Vice-president Student Services Matt Hepner...
GSA election candidate interviews
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GSA presidential candidate
Presidential Candidate:
Peter Nawrot
Experience
Senator in Social Work Students’
Association (two years)
GSA vice-president (academic) (two
years)
Why did you decide to run?
None of the other current executives were running, and I have always found, in my...
UMSU LGBTT* community representative candidate
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LGBTTQ* Community Rep candidate:
Kyle St. Godard
Why do you feel the community representatives are important to UMSU council?
I feel they’re important because if there’s no one to represent the group, then it would be harder...
GSA election candidate interviews
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GSA senate candidates
senate candidate:
Olivier Gagne
Experience
Vice-president of departmental students’ association
Vice-president of U of M tennis club
GSA councillor
GSA senator since February 2011
Attended Canadian Federation of Students’ AGM
Why did you decide to run?
I was asked...
Sound art: Isn’t that just music?
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This past November, Winnipeg hosted Send+Receive, a festival celebrating artists who work exclusively with sound. While I enjoyed many performances during the festival, it left me with questions: What exactly is sound art? Is...
The Black Hole Theatre tackles The House of Bernarda Alba
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Throughout history, art has survived political and social oppression, and even been fuelled by it. Artists not only continue their effort despite censorship and cultural boundaries — often feelings of outrage, pain, and hope...
