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Orientation worth the mandatory trip for new students
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Students can expect a fun and informative experience at both the UMSU and U1 orientations this year.
“During U1 Orientation, students can look forward to meeting their peers, gaining insight from current U of M...
U of M closes ombudsman’s office
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The University of Manitoba ombudsman is no more, after the university decided to close the office as of June 30, 2010.
Chris Rutkowski, a spokesperson for the university, explained that the university has been...
News briefs
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Medical school at U of M under review
Citing the existence of unresolved and unspecified serious weaknesses, an external review will be conducted of five of the University of Manitoba’s medical residency programs by...
University Centre undergoes massive renovations
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University Centre is currently undergoing massive renovations, with wooden slats over the floor and many areas cordoned off. The construction is a part of the ongoing revitalization project, expected to continue until at least...
Security services faced with possibility of a lockout
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After being in negotiations with the university over their collective agreement since August 2009, University of Manitoba Security Services (UMSS) employees may be faced with a lockout imposed by the university if they decide...
Some nursing students left without classes needed to graduate
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Up to 50 fourth-year nursing students will not be able to graduate on time due to a new class size cap imposed by the faculty.
Clinical theory and the accompanying clinical practice placements for students...
Science opinions
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Three-dimensional viewing is, as the technology firms would have you believe, the way of the future. This is exactly what I thought it would be, using optical principles we have known for over a...
