Editorial
Companies blame us to avoid accountability
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Living in the days of rapidly worsening climate change, many people may be familiar with the idea of having a carbon footprint.
The term, which describes the amount of greenhouse gas emissions caused by individuals...
Military booths at U of M conflict with university values
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Students walking through University Centre two weeks ago would have seen a number of U of M career fair stands advertising jobs in various public and private sector industries.
Nestled among the run-of-the-mill, boring employers...
The good in the ominous
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As one of the two news editors at the Manitoban, there are strict journalistic practices that I must follow when writing any news article. I must write in a specific format, and present an...
Vanity pickup trucks are a blight on Manitoba society
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I’m sure there was once a time, long ago, when there was a reason to have a pickup truck.
Living in the prairies myself, I’m sure that many Manitobans used them for work, or for hauling...
In defence of snobbery
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Theodor W. Adorno and Max Horkheimer, leading philosophers of the group of
researchers known as the Frankfurt school, defined their idea of the culture industry in their
landmark 1947 book Dialectic of Enlightenment. The gist of...
This is the virtual bad place
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When Elon Musk purchased Twitter this year for US$44 billion, the ship-jumping began,
with many Twitter users urging others to switch platforms.
What is perhaps being reached for, yet overlooked, in Musk’s disastrous takeover of the
social...
Perfectionism is a dangerous cycle
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This editorial will change the world. An epiphany of nostalgic notoriety and avant-garde
conception that historians will say encapsulated the zeitgeist of the 21st century.
All I need to do is pick a topic and write...







