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Chief Justice of Canada visits the U of M
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Chief Justice of Canada, Beverley McLachlin, visited the University of Manitoba to inaugurate the first “DeLloyd J. Guth Visiting Lecture in Legal History” on Oct. 28.
The lecture series was created this year in honor...
Adaptive Services Community working to support students living with disabilities
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The University of Manitoba Adaptive Services Community (ASC) is working to provide better support for students living with disabilities on campus.
The student group, formerly known as the Students Living with Disabilities, is headed...
Civic election highlights
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Whether you voted or not, here are some highlights from this fall’s civic election:
Katz wins mayoral race; both Sun and Free Press think “Play it again Sam” is an awesome headline
Sam Katz was...
New bistro gives students, staff new option for eating on campus
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With a lack of restaurants on campus due to the ongoing Degrees restaurant renovations and the closure of the Wise Guys lounge, Bistro Two-O-Five comes to the rescue, opening its doors at the University...
Leaky Wallace Building damages classrooms, offices
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The Wallace Building suffered extensive water damage this past week due to ongoing construction work coupled with excessive rainfall, affecting several classrooms and offices in the building.
Director of Physical Plant Brian Rivers explained...
Math prof embroiled in court battle with university
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A math professor who was suspended for three months at the University of Manitoba is currently embroiled in a legal battle against the university.
Gabor Lukacs is taking legal action against what he believes was...
Hundreds turn up to combat homophobic bullying
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A spirited army of purple united at the steps of the legislative building in the brisk cold on the evening of Oct. 20, to battle homophobic bullying.
In response to the overwhelming number of recent...
