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This is not a teenage wasteland

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Rachel Wood
The real title and meaning of the classic song by the Who As a young kid I was on the fast track to a life filled with a soundtrack of Hot 103 and QX 104...
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Inner-city campus helps with annual community event

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Rachel Wood
An annual holiday event, Lighting Up The Avenue (LUTA), will brighten up Selkirk Avenue once again on Dec. 6. The yearly celebration is hosted by the North End Community Helpers Network (NECHN) as a...
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Human rights and legal groups critique inquiry process

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Rachel Wood
Three human rights and advocacy organizations have released a report critiquing the Missing Women Commission of Inquiry (MWCI). West Coast LEAF (Legal Education and Action Fund), B.C. Civil Liberties Association, and Pivot Legal Society...
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Campus news briefs

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Rachel Wood
U-Pass referendum results show support for universal bus pass The counting of the UMSU U-Pass referendum took place on Nov. 16 and saw 73.82 per cent of student voters in support of the initiative. 29.17...
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Salad days: A five-day experiment in the world of healthy eating

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Rachel Wood
I’ve never been a healthy eater. That’s actually an understatement. I’ve been known to intake approximately one poutine per week. As I’ve “matured,” I’ve seen the value in healthy eating: people seem to be...
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Crime beat

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Rachel Wood
October saw several accounts of criminal activity at the University of Manitoba. Ten thefts were reported from Oct. 1 to 31, nine of them being missing laptops taken from unattended spots or lockers. A male...
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Provincial justice minister puts pressure on feds

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Rachel Wood
Justice and safety ministers from provincial, territorial, and federal offices gathered together to discuss issues at the forefront of Canadian safety. The yearly meeting, also known as the FPT (federal, provincial, and territorial) meeting,...
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