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Could malware crash a plane?

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Miguel Yetman
On Aug. 20, 2008, Spanair Flight 5022 crashed shortly after takeoff from Barajas airport in Madrid, killing 154 of the 172 passengers. Investigators have been studying the case for the past two years and have...
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The pseudo-science of seduction

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Noreen Mae Ritsema
Classes have been in session all summer but September is when things really start to heat up on campus. Thousands of new students reluctantly say goodbye to summer jobs and summer flings to enter...
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New Faculty of Arts program gives working adults chance to...

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Felicia Pulo
This year, the University of Manitoba Faculty of Arts will be offering a new B.A. program geared towards working adults. The Bachelor of Arts Intergrated Studies (BAIS) program is designed for people who have completed...
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Shinerama hopes to raise record-breaking funds

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Sarah Petz
Organizers of this year’s Shinerama campaign are hoping to raise record-breaking funds for the Canadian Cystic Fibrosis Foundation at this year’s Shine Day on Sept. 16. This year’s coordinators of the fundraiser, Jonty Chandrasena and...
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UC renovations fall behind

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Jessica Eggertson
With the fall term set to begin, ongoing construction for the revitalization project in University Centre is raising concerns for some students with living with a disability. The project, which is currently behind schedule,...
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Fort Richmond citizens voice stadium concerns

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Ryan Harby
Some Fort Richmond citizens are still fighting the construction of the new, multi-million dollar Blue Bombers stadium on the University of Manitoba campus. Last month on Aug. 23, just over 200 concerned Fort Richmond...
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Downtown fire damages U of M Aboriginal Education Centre

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Sarah Petz
The University of Manitoba’s downtown Aboriginal Education Centre is closed for the time being after it suffered extensive smoke damage as a result of a massive fire that occurred downtown on Aug. 24. University spokesperson...

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