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Mission abandoned

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Leif Larsen
On Oct. 21, 2011, almost every news channel I turned to was covering two things: the announcement that former Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi had been killed in a firefight and Obama’s speech outlining the...
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The Twelve Tribes

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Shuja Safavi
During last summer, I spent a lot of time travelling around the city exploring new places. One day I dropped by an organic food store in the St. Boniface area. While shopping, I was...
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Waking up from a terrifying dream

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Sheldon Birnie
Oct. 15 saw thousands of people across Canada — from Halifax to Victoria — take to the streets in solidarity with our American comrades occupying Wall Street. In Winnipeg, somewhere in the vicinity of...
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If you don’t like it, don’t buy it

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Chris Hearn
According to Occupy Wall Streeters, one per cent of the American population controls 40 per cent of the nation’s wealth. Where this number comes from is a bit of a mystery, but it doesn’t...
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Welcome home Gilad Shalit

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Spencer Fernando
Five years ago the Hamas terrorist group snuck across the border into Israel. They captured then 19-year-old Gilad Shalit, a member of the Israeli military. Hamas held Shalit captive for five years, denying him...
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Recognize Palestine

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David Anton Jacks
As a first-generation Canadian of Jewish decent, and having had many family members killed in Auschwitz and Sobibor concentration camps, the Jewish New Year (Rosh Hashanah) is a time for sober reflection on our...
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A welcome change

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Spencer Fernando
During the provincial election, Julie Rempel, UMSU vice-president (external), was asked about post-secondary funding issues. The following is an excerpt of her response from a news article in the Manitoban, where she was asked...

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