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Science Fiction: we use 10 per cent of our brains
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Discussed in this issue of Science Fiction: do we humans use only 10 per cent of our brains?
“The statement is a myth We use every part of our brain, and areas that are really...
Evolution and creationism in education still under debate
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Earlier this year Ken Ham challenged Bill Nye to debate on the topics of creationism and evolution as models of the origins of life. The debate took place on Feb. 4, 2014 at the...
GoSA still swinging, faces challenges at University of Manitoba
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The Gallery of Student Art (GoSA) at the University of Manitoba has reopened after a temporary closure. Fine arts students and other students in arts-related faculties claim that the gallery will have to overcome...
A century now online
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A few years ago the digital archivization of the Manitoban was undertaken. Shelley Sweeney, head of archives and special collections at the University of Manitoba, oversaw the venture. The Manitoban spoke with Sweeney about...
Celebrating a century of service
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The Manitoban celebrates its centenary Wednesday, Nov. 5 – 100 years and counting covering issues that affect University of Manitoba students most.
To mark the special day, members of the Manitoban’s design team have selected...
Let’s chalk about ‘No Means No’
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Last Thursday, Oct. 30 University of Manitoba students used chalk to write messages about consent and rape culture in front of University Centre as part of the No Means No campaign.
The campaign—which is being...
U-Pass passed in Winnipeg
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The final results of the referendum officially confirmed that Winnipeg students approve the universal transit pass (U-Pass) program.
The majority vote by the University of Manitoba Students' Union (UMSU), the University of Winnipeg Students’ Association...
