Features

Features

20 Years Later, Violence Against Women Prevails

By
Erin Kowal
Twenty years ago on Dec. 6, 1989, a lone man walked into Ecole Polytechnique intent on killing women. Fourteen women were singled out for their gender and murdered. Before turning the gun on himself,...
Features

The Caster Semenya sex scandal

By
Noreen Mae Ritsema
Caster Semenya is an 18-year-old sprinter from South Africa who won the gold medal in the 800-meter race this past summer at the World Championships in Athletics in Berlin. Her break-though performance caught the...
Features

Energy drinks: risky or rewarding?

By
Stephanie George
en•er•gy drink ˈɛn- ər-dʒi drɪŋk -noun. A beverage consumed to supply mental and physical stimulation for a short period time. Twenty-four hours in a day just isn’t enough sometimes. Life can seem a bit...
Features

The science of sleep deprivation

By
Miguel Yetman
Amidst studying for exams, handing in assignments, going to work and whatever time is left for socializing, sleep comes last in the books for many students at the University of Manitoba. This applies to...
Features

Feel younger without technology

By
Noreen Mae Ritsema
In reality, there are many things we can do to feel younger, or at least to feel close to our real ages. According to the Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC), there are three...
Features

Wii Fit age vs. real age

By
Leif Larsen
On Friday, Oct. 30, prompted by one reporter’s outrage over a Nintendo Wii Fit estimating her age at 40, in the name of journalistic integrity and in no way out of a desire to...
Features

Up in smoke

By
Morgan Modjeski
When I was a young kid, my father told me that when he started smoking he and his friends always said they would quit once the price of a pack of cigarettes went over...

Popular

spot_img