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Mixed
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In the wake of the scoop, I was born.
Many dreams bestowed upon my back;
decolonization, the dream but nightmare to some.
But who am I, of the mixed blood,
to help those who reject me?
I, too, have...
Looking Out
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“Can you please just get out of my way?” Melissa demanded.
“Seriously, what the hell?” Amy objected as Melissa’s elbow dug into her ribs, jostling her away from the bathroom mirror. “I was in here...
Slough
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pulled from the depths of mire
by contractions and gloved hands
we emerge to brightness and uncertainty
a disruption of the stagnancy that reigns
over a plain populated with thin trees
like crooked cribposts or ancient tombstones
lining the shores...
Letter to the editor: UMSU on cuts
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University of Manitoba students,
The University of Manitoba administration has recently announced that cuts will be made in the upcoming budget.
We would like to articulate the current position of the University of Manitoba Students’ Union.
We...
A century now online
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A few years ago the digital archivization of the Manitoban was undertaken. Shelley Sweeney, head of archives and special collections at the University of Manitoba, oversaw the venture. The Manitoban spoke with Sweeney about...
Celebrating a century of service
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The Manitoban celebrates its centenary Wednesday, Nov. 5 – 100 years and counting covering issues that affect University of Manitoba students most.
To mark the special day, members of the Manitoban’s design team have selected...
True North deserves a shout out, but not during the anthem
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Canada’s national anthem can be heard at every game the Winnipeg Jets play. At home, and sometimes away, crowds full of enthusiastic fans shout “True North” much louder than they sing the rest of...






