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University graduates find opening in international job market
An increasing number of university graduates have stepped into the career of teaching English overseas, reported the Guardian.
Gordon Mathie, managing director of Teaching English as a Foreign Language...
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...
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...
Adventures in close-to-campus wining and dining
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Although I now share a cozy apartment just off Corydon with two roommates, I have spent the majority of my three years in Winnipeg living in Fort Richmond. Conveniently close to the university —...
BoG notes
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The University of Manitoba’s Board of Governors met on June 22.
University President David Barnard spoke about the negotiations between various professional faculties and the provincial government over raising tuition levels above the previously approved...
UMSU notes
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The University of Manitoba Students’ Union (UMSU) council met on June 24th, 2010.
The council approved the selection of Darcy Vermeulen to fill the position of UMSU council chair for the 2010-11 year.
Services Coordinator Sharilyn...
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Prof suspended over using offensive rape metaphor during lecture
A professor at the United States Naval War College was suspended when he used a rape metaphor during one of his lectures in May.
A video...
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