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The pseudo-science of seduction

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Noreen Mae Ritsema
Classes have been in session all summer but September is when things really start to heat up on campus. Thousands of new students reluctantly say goodbye to summer jobs and summer flings to enter...
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A few words of advice

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Noreen Mae Ritsema
A lthough road trips are best embarked on with as few rules as possible, Chris Audet shares the following road trip story suggesting that some precautionary measures are indeed wise: In 2009, a buddy and...
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Twenty-six hours?

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Tyler Omichinski
This is the story of an ill thought-out road trip from Winnipeg to Seattle and back over the course of Wednesday, Sept. 2, 2009 through to our return Monday Sept. 7, 2009. For those...
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Road trip . . . to the Fringe Festival

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Darlene Meissner
It’s the last Friday night of the Winnipeg Fringe Festival and it begins with Facebook.com. I decide that because today is the first day I received any pay in 6 weeks, I would go...
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Sit back and enjoy the ride

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Meredith Holigroski
Since I was a kid, I’ve always looked forward to summer because it means one thing in my family: road trips. I’m not picky: a trip through the Rockies, a trip through the American...
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The snow and weed tour

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Sheldon Birnie
I t was past midnight, the sky black and the road obscured by heavy white snowflakes that seemed to come not only from above but from the left, from the right and from below. The...
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Spontaneity and The Open Road

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Leif Larsen
T here are several immutable laws of the universe: conservation of mass, the speed of light, Heisenberg’s uncertainty principal . . . but perhaps the most important is this: “the enjoyment of a road...

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