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XOXO, UManitoba Confessions

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Katy MacKinnon
Note: for the purposes of this article, the administrator of UManitoba Confessions is referred to as Admin, and the administrator of UManitoba Confessions 2.0 is referred to as Admin 2.0 Since the start of Facebook...
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Migizii Agamik celebrates International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination

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Jennifer Keith
How do we eliminate racism? This was the question elders, students, and members of the University of Manitoba community tried to answer last Friday at an event to recognize the International Day for the...
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U of W hosts freedom of speech panel

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Caleigh MacDonald
On March 18 the University of Winnipeg hosted a panel discussion titled “Professors and Politics: Freedom of Speech Inside and Outside the Academy” at Richardson College. Organized by Alana Lajoie-O’Malley, director of the campus sustainability...
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A look at the record of Jim Flaherty

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Kevin Linklater
Last Tuesday, Jim Flaherty announced he is stepping down as Canada’s finance minister. He will serve out the remainder of his term as a member of parliament but will not seek re-election. Flaherty has received...
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Kevin Linklater
Winnipeg Folk fest denies animator application of popular local group The Castle Boys, a popular installation at the campground of the Winnipeg Folk Festival, were denied animator status by festival organizers this year. The group...
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XOXO, UManitoba Confessions

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Katy MacKinnon
Note: for the purposes of this article, the administrator of UManitoba Confessions is referred to as Admin, and the administrator of UManitoba Confessions 2.0 is referred to as Admin 2.0 Since the start of Facebook...
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An apartheid week apart

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Quinn Richert
Last week marked the first Israeli Apartheid Week (IAW) in Winnipeg since Students Against Israeli Apartheid (SAIA) had their official student group status revoked by UMSU last spring. Israeli Apartheid Week brought the SAIA controversy...

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