News

News

Tiny computers!

By
Martin Turczynowicz
Don’t be surprised if a few years from now tiny electronic devices start being a norm rather than an experiment. A major breakthrough has just occurred in the realm of nano-scale processors and circuitry,...
News

Zoological Investigations

By
Leanne Grieves
They say it is better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all, and in general, I agree. After all, Alzheimer’s aside, memories are forever, right? So let’s let the...
News

No Facebook friendship from UMSU elections

By
Sarah Petz
Though social media may be heavily integrated into students’ lives, University of Manitoba Students’ Union (UMSU) election candidates voted not to allow campaigning using sites such as Facebook in this year’s election. The decision...
News

First complaint filed in UMSU election

By
Ashley Gaboury
The first official complaint — alleging Clean Slate candidates of pre-campaigning — has been filed in the UMSU 2011 elections. According to chief returning officer (CRO) Jason van Rooy, there was insufficient evidence...
News

U of M avoids strike

By
Chuthan Ponnampalam
The University of Manitoba recently dodged a strike, but now workers for the City of Winnipeg face a similar battle. The University of Manitoba and CAW Local 3007 recently wrapped up their negotiations, resulting in...
News

Girls!? In Science?!

By
Martin Turczynowicz
If anyone needs evidence of the underrepresentation of women in science-based fields, they should wander into a comp-sci class and have a seat near the back. The lack of women is much the same...
News

Judge’s ruling on sex-assault case sparks angry opposition

By
Talia Joundi
Last Friday, an estimated 200 protestors gathered in front of the Manitoba Law Courts building to rally against Justice Robert Dewar’s recent ruling in a rape case sentencing, in which he rejected a Crown...

Popular

spot_img