Editorial
Harper’s war on news media
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Canada’s 42nd general election campaign is now well under way and the media is in full campaign coverage mode, although for one party that might not mean much.
Weighing in
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Over the last month we’ve been hard at work on the back end of our website. Among other things, we have switched to a new web host that provides a better service than we...
Keeping your head in the game
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Playing football can be different things to different people.
For some, it’s an escape from the real world, a way to release frustration and anger in a controlled environment. For others, it’s a much needed...
Thanks
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I did not want to write this.
The first draft was a rant, an unmitigated calling out of the administrators of various organizations in the University of Manitoba community.
The second was a cold, exacting news-like...
Jon Stewart’s serious comedy
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On Tuesday, Feb. 10, during the last minutes of The Daily Show, Jon Stewart announced that he would be resigning from his position as the show’s host sometime in 2015.
In his brief speech to...
Watch your mouth
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The concept of linguistic relativism—despite infiltrating the disciplines of cognitive psychology, linguistics, anthropology, and philosophy—has yet to reach the paradigm of everyday discourse. Also known as the Sapir-Whorf hypothesis, the theory postulates that the...
Getting fans in the stands
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Things are changing for the better when it comes to sports and recreation at the University of Manitoba. The trend in the right direction started in September of 2013, when the Bison football team...






