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Multiple choice exams:
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The majority of teachers and students — myself included before researching this article — are under the impression that they should stick with their first instincts during a multiple choice test and not change...
Practice makes perfect
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In the 1960s, research by Endel Tulving demonstrated that, as with studying, being tested on material is not a neutral process but rather a beneficial process that helps individuals retain the information. Known as...
‘Ball’ golf meets Frisbee
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Presuming that we will not be greeted by another fresh dumping of the white stuff in early April; which, dare I say, is probable, the breed of athletes known as golfers are making their...
Take off your shoulder pads and skates
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The National Basketball Association — ever heard of it? Take your shoulder pads and skates off for a moment, put that Tim’s cup down and scooch closer: let’s talk ball.
And let’s talk ball for...
The Bisons’ trail in T-Bay
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Grace, poise and dignity define the presence of the University of Manitoba Bisons men's hockey team at the 2010 Cavendesh University Cup in Thunder Bay, Ontario.
Day one: the little rollercoaster that could
Going into...
Chess alive and well on campus
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In March, the University of Manitoba Chess Club hosted the U of M vs. U of W chess match. Each institution sent a team of four players composed of students, professors and alumni. The...
The mother of all Bison Briefs
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Basketball
After opening the 2009–10 season with a win against the Brandon University Bobcats, the men’s basketball team struggled to maintain consistency, going 3-6 over the first nine conference games heading into the holiday break.
Once...
