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The curious case of the vanishing posters

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Quinn Richert
Even the passably perceptive pupil would have noticed a peculiar pattern on campus walls last week. Multiple posters depicting presidential incumbent Al Turnbull (Refresh) were removed as of Wednesday morning, only to be replaced later...
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General elections 2014 complaints summary

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Quinn Richert
According to UMSU bylaw 1050, during general elections, “any Member of the Union, other than the CRO , may file a complaint regarding an alleged breach of the election rules,” and “the CRO is...
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UMatter

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Bryce Hoye
If elected, would you change anything about the Health and Dental Plan next year? Kyra Wilson, president: As it stands, it sounds like everything has stabilized in regards to students being able to access their...
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Community representative candidate interviews

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Katy MacKinnon
The community representatives campaigning for the 2014 UMSU election are: Steven Anderson, LGBTTQ*; Rocco Scarcella, students living with disabilities; Matthew Riesmeyer, students living with disabilities; Munashe Gudu, international students; Ninia Ogbuji, women’s representative; and...
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Grad student touches lives through free portrait project

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Rachel Wood
A University of Manitoba graduate student is providing free family portraits for Winnipeg families while simultaneously generating a greater understanding of the immigrant community in Winnipeg.
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Women in science at the U of M

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Elizabeth Drewnik
This week is International Women's Week, and to observe the occasion, let's take a look at women in the sciences at the University of Manitoba. In the spirit of helping to encourage women to...
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Women in the sciences: Hall of fame

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Elizabeth Drewnik
Women have been contributing to the sciences for a great number of years. Here is a brief list of only a small fraction of the well-known female minds who have bettered our world: Elizabeth Blackwell:...

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