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Program gives refugee students chance to study on campus

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Jeremy Gregoire
In many of the countries in the world, education is a right, however, in some nations, due factors such as war or political repression, students face hurdles not present in the Western world. The...
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Planes, trains and automobiles . . . oh, and spaceships

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Brendan Olynik
Depending on where you’d like to go, the cost of travel can range in price. It costs $2.40 to ride a bus around Winnipeg, or for a few hundred dollars you can fly across...
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U of M gets in on Jets excitement

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Jeremy Gregoire
To mark the return of the Winnipeg Jets, the University of Manitoba is displaying a collection of vintage Winnipeg Jets programs. The collection has been on display at the Elizabeth Dafoe Library since the end...
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Slutwalk comes to Winnipeg

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Joanna Graham
When the first SlutWalk was held in Toronto on April 3, 2011, 3,000 women marched in response to a Toronto police officer’s comments that women could avoid assault by not dressing like “sluts.” Women...
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Students ‘not satisfied’ with completion of Pembina Hall

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Sarah Petz
Several students living in the Pembina Hall residence have brought forward concerns with deficiencies in the new building at a meeting hosted by the Residence Student Association Council (RSAC) Sept. 29. Approximately 80 students...
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UMSU Disability set to open new safe space

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Shuja Safavi
This October, the University of Manitoba Students’ Union will open the doors to a new safe space in Helen Glass for U of M students living with disabilities. Bryan Douglas, UMSU representative for students living...
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Two new speakers series hope to create discussion

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Rebecca Kremer
Two speakers series recently launched at the University of Manitoba aim to fuel debate on some of the most prevalent issues affecting modern society. In anticipation of the opening of the Canadian Museum for...

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