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Laptop theft number one crime on campus

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Shuja Safavi
Laptop theft is regarded as the most common crime on the University of Manitoba campus, Linda Lavallee, director of Security Services at the U of M, explained during a presentation at a University of...
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Student concerns

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Joanna GrahamSarah Petz
In an effort to provide student focused coverage of the upcoming provincial election, we launched a contest asking students to tell us what issues mattered to them in Manitoba. Here, candidates for the Fort...
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New centre aims to educate youth on farming

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Erin Jackson
If you ate today, thank a farmer” is the last message you read when you walk out of the new Bruce D. Campbell Farm and Food Discovery Centre. The centre, which had its grand opening...
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Aqua Books saved

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Erin Jackson
Aqua Books is set to become a non-profit organization centred on books, community and entertainment, after nearly falling off the Winnipeg map. The owner of the second-hand book store, located at 274 Garry St., announced...
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What would Carl Sagan say?

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Leif Larsen
E=MC^2 is the theory of mass-energy equivilance, and hinges on the value of the constant “C,” or the speed of light, which is about 300 million metres per second — thought to be the...
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Putting their name on the ballot

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Sarah Petz
Along with the Conservatives, NDP, Liberals and Greens, there’s a fifth party running in the Manitoba provincial election: the Communist Party of Canada - Manitoba. The party has five candidates running for a spot...
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Elections Manitoba hopes to make voting a breeze for students

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Richard Farthing-Nichol
On Oct. 4, thousands of Manitobans will go to the polls for our 40th provincial election, but if voter turnout follows past statistics, young people could be underrepresented at the polling stations. Low voter...

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