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Senate highlights

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Talia Joundi
A Senate meeting was held on March 2 in the Senate chambers. Richard Sigurdson, dean of the faculty of arts, chaired the meeting in place of president Barnard. Sigurdson claimed that this was due to...
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Crime Beat

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Sarah Petz
In the month of February, Security Services reported one incident where items were taken from a vehicle. Several lockers were also broken into in the men’s change room of the Frank Kennedy Centre. “Along...
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News Briefs

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Sarah Petz
MLA expenses soon available online Manitobans should be able to find expense reports for their MLA’s by the end of April, the Manitoba Legislative Assembly Members’ Allowance Office told the Winnipeg Free Press. The...
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Regenerative medicine program at U of M first of its kind...

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Talia Joundi
Researchers in the field of regenerative medicine at the University of Manitoba will soon be able to conduct their work in a new facility, following significant investments from the federal government. The regenerative medicine...
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Israeli Apartheid Week 2011 to take place at the U of...

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Talia Joundi
Israeli Apartheid Week (IAW), an annual international series of events, will be running for the sixth consecutive year on campuses across the globe. Although the events have incited major controversy in Canada and abroad,...
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Five students will live outside for five days to address homelessness

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Talia Joundi
Five students can be found sleeping just outside University Center for five consecutive days, from March 15-18 in support of Five Days for the Homeless, a national charity campaign created by business students. The...
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UMSU tries to combat student voter apathy

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Chuthan Ponnampalam
Voter turnout for the University of Manitoba’s student elections has been averaging about 11 per cent over the past decade, meaning 11 per cent of students are making 100 per cent of the voting...

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