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Human Disposition
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Cooing, gurgling and babbling is the young child and old fool — or so I'm told by the adults of this world, who laugh to one another with amused resentment at the ignorance of...
Driving Winnipeg
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There are a few stereotypes that plague Winnipeg drivers. We don’t know how to merge, we think four-wheel-drive is the solution to all our winter problems and we don’t use turn signals. Being from...
Dear Santa
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Dear Santa,
I know it’s been a long time since I made the “nice” list. I just thought that maybe the statute of limitations on my more heinous actions may have run out by now....
The average university student
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Observe the average university student in its natural environment. Please note:
Physical manifestation of stress.
Bed-head since 12:00.
Wide-eyed, blank expression (complete with bloodshot eyes from voluntary lack of sleep).
Multitude of pens and pencils that will...
Do actions speak louder than words?
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Albert Mehrabian, a former professor at the University of California, Los Angels (UCLA), was a pioneer in the research of body language. Among other advances in the subject, he combined research from two books...
Destroying our social fabric for decades
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Oct. 29 marked the 40th anniversary of a half-sent message and a computer crash, which marked the birth of the Internet.
According to an interview with Leonard Kleinrock, which aired on CBC on Oct....
