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Leif Larsen
LHC collides hadrons at 7 TeV The European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) announced on March 30, 2010 that the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) had collided particles at seven teraelcetron volts (TeV) for the first...
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Canada: a haven for pirates

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Leif Larsen
Earlier this month, a Montreal man was convicted of illegally recording a movie in the theatre, and sentenced to 2 ½ months in jail. This case is significant, not only because it represents the...
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U of M faculties lack uniform penalties for students caught cheating

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Samantha Lockhart
According to the University Discipline Committee report regarding the revision of the Student Discipline Bylaw and related Procedures, changes were made to section 2.1.1 so that the department head is allowed to deal with...
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The great divide

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Ashley Gaboury
Though the Canadian Federation of Students (CFS) and the Canadian Alliance of Student Associations (CASA) both lobby on behalf of students across the country, the two have remained separate organizations for the past 15...
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Overloaded Wi-Fi network causes connection difficulty

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Miguel Yetman
Some students at the University of Manitoba have had problems when it comes to using and connecting to the U of M wireless network, a problem that could be caused by an overloaded network,...
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U of M team wins $25,000 from Go Green Challenge

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Morgan Modjeski
A team from the University of Manitoba was one of the four teams awarded $25,000 from the $100,000 Go Green Challenge, a competition funded by the TD Friends of the Environment foundation (TDFEF), a...
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UMSU rep: U of M falling short in providing access for...

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Sarah Petz
The University of Manitoba is falling short when it comes to making the university accessible to students living with disabilities, says the University of Manitoba Students’ Union (UMSU) Community Representative for Students living with...

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