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Student Loans max out this year

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Jessica Eggertson
Although the federal student loan program recently maxed out at $15 billion, forcing Ottawa to come up with last-minute additional funds, Manitoba students are expected to not feel much of the impact. As was reported...
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Rapid transit activists demonstrate frustration with lack of progress

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Sarah Petz
The Winnipeg Rapid Transit Coalition used musical theatre to demonstrate their frustration with the lack of progress on rapid transit in Winnipeg on Sept. 8. A group of citizen actors playing the roles of...
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Wiseguys closes its doors for good

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Sarah Petz
The campus watering hole, Wiseguys, is no more, leaving many students without their favorite hangout. Wiseguys was closed after the holders of the lounge’s liquor licence, the Bison Football Alumni and Friends Association, decided to...
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Zoological Investigations

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Leanne Grieves
Today is the day, back to school. Some of us might be filled with excitement and hope for the thrill of a new year of learning and higher education. Others might be devastated and...
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Google Me: The search giant’s social network

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Martin Turczynowicz
Google Me, Google’s answer to social networking, is rumoured to be near completion. The rumour is so widespread and pervasive that most large tech sites report it as a foregone conclusion. FastCompany.com reports, “The...
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Benefits of cranberry juice

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Kelly Enns
In addition to its great taste, cranberry juice has numerous health benefits many of us may not be aware of. While the majority of us know to associate cranberry juice to curing a urinary...
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Could malware crash a plane?

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Miguel Yetman
On Aug. 20, 2008, Spanair Flight 5022 crashed shortly after takeoff from Barajas airport in Madrid, killing 154 of the 172 passengers. Investigators have been studying the case for the past two years and have...

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