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Stopping Skynet

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Chantelle Dubois
The development of artificial intelligence technology has come into the spotlight in popular science as the result of a letter recently drafted by the Future of Life Institute (FLI), a volunteer organization that aims...
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Science Briefs

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Jeremiah Yarmie
Baby talk Researchers from Ireland have found that reading to your newborn may not be the only way to stimulate their brain. The study looked at how reading, along with other interactions like showing them...
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Finding a new antibiotic

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Jeremiah Yarmie
After 30 years, teixobactin, a new type of antibiotic, has been found which may be the answer to the growing problem of antibiotic resistance. This is wonderful news, but what is even more amazing...
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Winnipeg bus shelter ads target Ontario’s public school system

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Dana Hatherly
Winnipeg bus shelters are presently the platform for advertisements against policies for providing full funding to Roman Catholic schools while denying funding to other religious schools in Ontario’s public school system. “End human rights violations...
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UMSU executive reports on Frosh Fest budget

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Craig Adolphe
On Monday, Jan. 12, the UMSU executive presented a report to council for the final budget from the second annual Frosh Fest, which took place in September. Frosh Fest included a week of orientation activities...
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Architect of sexual assault maps identified

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Janelle Curry
The creator of unidentified sexual assault maps, inviting people to share their experiences of sexual assault, posted in University Centre at the University of Manitoba last December has been identified as Caroline Inglis, a...
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Royal Canoe to headline Frost Fest

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Craig Adolphe
The University of Manitoba Students’ Union unveiled plans last week for their Frost Fest set to take place at the Fort Garry campus quad on Jan. 15. The lineup for the concert features local...