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Lukacs leaves U of M

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Sarah Petz
A year-long, controversial battle between the University of Manitoba and math professor Gabor Lukacs has ended with Lukacs leaving the university. A joint statement released Nov. 10 explains that the university and Lukacs “have...
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U of M campus continues to grow

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Sarah Petz
The University of Manitoba celebrated the completion of several infrastructure projects through a special campus-wide open house on Nov. 9. The projects were made possible through the federal government’s Knowledge Infrastructure Program (KIP), which...
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Zoological Investigations

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Leanne Grieves
Guess who stepped on (another) fire ant colony? Guess who was bitten all over everywhere, went home and stepped on a dying honey bee and had to pull the stinger out of her toe...
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Manitobans protest federal crime bill

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Joanna Graham
Winnipeggers gathered outside the Manitoba legislature on Nov. 8 to try and change the provincial government’s stance on Bill C-10. Bill C-10, dubbed the “omnibus crime bill” and forwarded by the federal government, pushes for...
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Protesting on both sides of abortion debate

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Joanna Graham
The University of Manitoba’s Womyn’s Centre held an options fair on Nov. 6 as a counter-protest to the “40 Days for Life ” campaign, which ended on the same day. The Womyn’s Centre protest took...
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Senate Notes

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Joanna Graham
The University of Manitoba Senate met on November Nov. 2, 2011. Early in the meeting, Robert Macmillan, dean of the faculty of education at U of M, spoke in memory of Kenneth Slentz and...
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Crime beat

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Sarah Petz
Thefts dominated crime on campus for the month of October, with 14 thefts reported this month. “The items stolen range from a cellphone and items taken from breaking into a vending machine to laptops...

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