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The living dead take over downtown Winnipeg
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Thousands of Winnipeggers took to the streets Friday night in a unified march with a single demand: brains.
The fifth annual Winnipeg Zombie Walk, held on Oct. 14, brought out a diverse crowd, as...
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300-plus turn out to Slutwalk
Over 300 Winnipeggers attended the SlutWalk rally held downtown Oct. 15, reported the Winnipeg Free Press.
Organizers are hoping the rally, part of a cross-country movement against
sexual violence, will...
Occupiers not going to budge
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It has been a chilly first few nights for the Occupy Winnipeg protesters camped in a downtown park since Oct. 14.
Around a dozen people set up camp in Memorial Park, located outside the Manitoba...
Zoological Investigations
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Hey there, Z.I. fans! I have decided to study in Puerto Rico for a while, but never fear — I am working hard to bring you a special three-month Puerto Rican edition of “Zoological...
Stem cells cloned in NY lab
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An article published in the journal Nature on Oct. 5, entitled “Human oocytes reprogram somatic cells to a pluripotent state,” chronicles the findings of a research team from the New York Stem Cell Foundation...
iPhone 4S
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On Oct. 4 Apple’s new CEO, Tim Cook, announced the iPhone 4S — successor to the iPhone 4 — at a media event at Apple headquarters. The phone was available for pre-order on Oct....
Gallery One One One gets full-time curator
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The University of Manitoba’s Gallery One One One is about to usher in an exciting new era.
On Nov. 1, 2011, Mary Reid will become the first full-time director and curator in the 46-year...
