Jets fly by: Wild ride
The Jets’ hopes for a smooth flight rest upon some proven pieces of machinery. As tough competition is wont to do, the Jets’ pre-season opponents…
Fraser Nelund
Jets fly by
There’s been too much talk already about the possibility of the Jets making the playoffs in the 2013-14 NHL season. Nonsense, posturing, and bullshit, catering…
Our Flatlander’s favourites
Two Manitoban editors got a chance to check out the Flatlander’s Beer Festival. By no means beer experts, Fraser and Marc were given a simple…
Canadian hockey robot is in the finals
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Maximize your cultural clout
Want to change the face of the Internet? Want to maximize your cultural clout? Click on ad. Don’t read ad, close ad. That’s the gist…
Fortunes foretold: five future facts
Future Fact No. 1 The planet is not unchanging. We’ve passed the “tipping point,” we’re showing no signs of curtailing our climate effecting behaviour. I…
U of M home to hockey robot
Programmers working at the Autonomous Agents Laboratory may have developed the world’s first humanoid-robot ice-hockey player. Chris Iverach-Brereton, a computer science graduate student at the…
Forward thinking
An up front look at the Jets
Deep blue-line
Okay Winnipeg fans, reality check: we’re overreacting. Bad things happen in hockey land. The specific things happening to the Jets are hardly of the sort…
Indigenous research centre open to the public
The University of Manitoba community welcomed its first research space dedicated to studying Indigenous communities to its Fort Garry campus last Wednesday. Mamawipawin, located on…