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Things I learned while earning my degree

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Ryan Harby
The following is a list of sage-like advice I would like to pass along from one human being to another, on the topic of undergraduate studies. These, ladies and gentlemen, are some of the...
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Dear letters

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Chelsee Cure
One of my favourite books is Love Letters of Great Men — a book featured in the Sex and the City movie — that I, as a self-diagnosed hopeless romantic, felt compelled to...
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Fave to face

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Leah Hansen
In 2003, Niklas Zennstrom and Janus Friis put forth the idea of file sharing software that made use of a peer-to-peer system as opposed to a client-server system; peers in the system were both...
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Swaggerville right into the fan’s hearts

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Marc Lagace
Not everyone buys into the social networking trend, and as far as social networking websites go, Twitter is probably the most polarizing. From the initially confusing system of “hashtags” and tweeting “@” different people,...
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A thorough account of social networking

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Steve Demedash
Ah social networking, just one of many present-day trends that seems at least partially dependant on describing itself as “a thing of the future.” So much so, in fact, that we sometimes forget that...
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Communication overrated

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Benjamin Miller
I have often found myself regarded with scepticism by male friends and colleagues as I explain my distaste for the current trendiness of yoga tights as everyday wear. Besides being an upstanding, moral and...
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Cycling is a way of life

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Benjamin Miller
I am one of the 34 Winnipeggers optimistic enough to rely on the bicycle as a mode of transportation. I cycle to work probably four times per week. I met a man in the...

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