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Google’s mystery barges

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Tom Ingram
For two weeks now, a story has been developing that seems more like the ominous beginning of a science fiction novel than genuine news. On Oct. 25, the technology news website CNET reported on...
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The Iceman cometh

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Elizabeth Drewnik
On Sept. 19, 1991, Erika and Helmut Simon, vacationers from Nuremberg, Germany, discovered a man's body protruding from the ice in the mountains of the Ötztal valley. They were on their way down from...
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Following up on free-choice learning

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Tom Ingram
Jill Bueddefeld is a graduate student in the faculty of kinesiology and recreation management.
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Resiliency and education

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Brian Hauri
Stephanie Yamniuk’s excitement about education and interest in the well being of others is evident when discussing her PhD research, her goals, and some of the challenges facing refugee education at home here in...
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A legacy of peace and progress

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Mary Horodyski
Mercredi is recognized both in Canada and internationally as a leading advocate for Indigenous rights.
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Unlimited gags at Gags Unlimited

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Fraser Nelund
In my quest for scary I visited a store that elevates hauntings and transformations to a professional level. Though open year-round for the party needs of any season, Gags Unlimited is a superb source...
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UMSU begins review of CFS relationship

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Caleigh MacDonald
Another chapter has begun in the UMSU-CFS saga that has been a major theme in the University of Manitoba’s student politics since this past July. Last Wednesday saw the first meeting of an ad hoc...