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International Education Week recognizes students from abroad

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Quinn Richert
The fourth annual International Education Week was held across Canada last week in order to recognize the importance of international students to “Canada, to Canadian educational institutions, and to all Canadians.” The Canadian event...
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Back to business with U.S. election concluded

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Jill Patterson
After much campaigning and anticipation, Barack Obama was re-elected as President of the United States on Nov. 6 with approximately 332 electoral votes to his Republican opponent Mitt Romney’s 206 electoral votes. It was projected...
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Campus news briefs

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Rachel Wood
U-Pass referendum results show support for universal bus pass The counting of the UMSU U-Pass referendum took place on Nov. 16 and saw 73.82 per cent of student voters in support of the initiative. 29.17...
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Message of hope for LGBT youth

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Alycia Rodrigues
The “It Gets Better” campaign, which supports lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgendered (LGBT) youth, is reaching further with a video from the RCMP. RCMP officers from Surrey, B.C., posted the video on YouTube on...
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Crime beat

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Rachel Wood
October saw several accounts of criminal activity at the University of Manitoba. Ten thefts were reported from Oct. 1 to 31, nine of them being missing laptops taken from unattended spots or lockers. A male...
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Fifty shades of more pleasure

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Alycia Rodrigues
Dr. Reece Malone, Winnipeg sexologist and sex educator, held a seminar that was the first of its kind on Nov. 10 to discuss sexual empowerment, drawing over 150 women who were eager to hear...
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Climate change and the community: Participate in local discussion on the...

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Willard Anderson
For thousands of years humans have taken for granted that we would have winter and summer, a planting season and harvest season. Suddenly we’re finding climatic variations are changing that conception of seasonality. Winnipeg’s 2011/2012...

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