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Freezing without destroying

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Miguel Yetman
Have you ever pondered being frozen? Being completely solidified or chilled has become a meme used throughout film pop culture. Most often, people remember Arnold Schwarzenegger as Mr. Freeze from Batman & Robin (1997)...
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Zoological Investigations

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Leanne Grieves
The cassowary is a large, flightless bird that, along with ostriches, omus, kiwis and rheas, is a proud member of the ratite group. The term ratite refers to the shape of the breastbone or...
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Thunderstorms: Crazier than ever before

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Martin Turczynowicz
With every development in technology and every increase in the sensitivity of detection instruments, it seems the universe only ever gets larger and more complicated. With the advent of the microscope came the discovery...
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International News Briefs

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Sarah Petz
Ryerson radio station loses license CKLN, Ryerson University’s 28-year-old radio station, may soon go off the air after having its licence revoked by the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission. The CRTC said the station had...
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News briefs

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Sarah Petz
Identity of Fort Richmond homicide victim released The identity of a Fort Richmond teen who was stabbed to death Jan. 28 was confirmed by police as Cameron Jack Walker, reported the Winnipeg Free Press. Walter,...
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Campus beat

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Talia Joundi
Welcome the first edition of the “Campus Beat,” which hopes to help us provide more coverage of life here at the University of Manitoba. Feel free to send us your feedback and ideas to...
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U of M student group helps high school students enjoy their...

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Talia Joundi
If you’re wondering why there were girls dressed to the nines parading through University Centre last week, rest assured, it was for a good cause. PRAXIS, a student group at the U of M,...

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