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Benefits of benevolence

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Lauren Siddall
The benefits of volunteerism are virtually infinite. Whether you are interested in advancing your employment opportunities, building a network, or making an impact in your community, there are plenty of reasons for you to...
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The sound of campus radio

By
Craig Adolphe
Any undergraduate or graduate students interested in student and community media should be happy to know that the Manitoban is not alone on campus. For those with a predilection for music or the spoken...
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Overcoming obstacles

By
Steven Stairs
University can be the best time of your life – or the worst. The key to making it the best time of your life is having the right knowledge and information to achieve goals...
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Get involved on campus

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Kasey Rae Morgan
Every year the same advice is given to students heading to university, whether it’s their first or final year. You’ve probably heard it, or maybe even said it to someone: “You should get involved...
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Eye candy on campus

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Carolyne Kroeker
What : Wheat-paste fox Where : Burrowed on the right side of Human Ecology What : Gallery of Student Art (GoSA) Where : University Centre What : Golem’s Pelt by Ben Bonner, Co-Winner of the 2009 Collaboration to...
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Tripped out travel feature

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Dana Hatherly
This is an introduction to the Manitoban's tripped out feature edition, covering a range of travel stories submitted by some of our readers and editors, former and current university students, and one professor who...
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Lost Luggage

By
Lucas Tromly
My decision to organize “Lost Luggage,” a travel writing contest between students at the University of Manitoba and City University of Hong Kong, came out of two preoccupations: one scholarly and the other personal. First,...

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