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The light of the world
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When various medieval mountebanks and oddballs assembled “Cabinets of curiosities,” wooden boxes of things like mummy body parts, paintings of people with deformities, and narwhal tusks, they probably didn't realize the enduring significance. Indeed,...
This means GWAR
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I had a feeling Antarctica was a bad place to visit; it’s hard to travel through, there aren’t many tourist attractions, and it is now where I have been captured by its only man-thing...
Vandals and thieves and bears, oh my!
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Vandals and thieves of the Enchanted Forest should watch their backs; there is new competition in town. Police officials responded to a call from the Bear family, who reported a break-in by a golden-haired,...
Doer steps down as premier
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Gary Doer announced last week that he was stepping down as the premier of Manitoba after 10 years in office and was named Canada’s next ambassador to the United States.
The end of Doer’s 10...
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U of M names honorary degree recipients
At the 42nd fall convocation, John Lau and Andrew Bjerring will receive honorary degrees from the U of M.
John Lau is president and CEO of Husky Energy, one...
International post-secondary briefs
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Graduates having a hard time finding jobs after degree
Roughly 19 per cent of graduate students are having trouble finding graduate level jobs, reported the Higher Education Statistics Agency (HESA) in the Guardian.
HESA also...
Graduate enrollment down, applications up
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Graduate enrollment at the University of Manitoba decreased a total of 87 students, from the fall term of 2008 to the winter term of 2009 said the U of M Office of Institutional Analysis,...
