Crunching code and cracking jokes
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Tristan Miller has always been interested in linguistics and languages.
From a young age, this fascination was sparked by a thoughtful gift from his mother — one of Willard Espy’s books on wordplay.
Delving into the...
Guest speaker accused of Islamophobic remarks sparks response, calls for action
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Haneen Nakhleh and Belkis Elmoudi attended Bassem Eid’s talk on campus last Monday. Before even walking into the room, they felt unwelcome.
When Nakhleh, her sister Ronia and Elmoudi — who had all registered for...
Re: ‘Feminism and genocide: a reflection on ‘Hear our Voices’’’
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I read with interest the article in the Manitoban, “Feminism and genocide: a reflection on ‘Hear our Voices’” by Dana Medoro and Serenity Joo. Written in collaboration with the Manitoba chapter of Faculty for...
Is it just men hating women, or is there more to...
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Those who have ever had the misfortune of coming across the animated meme of two men sharing tea, saying “women” and laughing maniacally will have likely watched the origin of the insulting meme “women...
Reflecting on dating apps
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Dating apps feel like cash grabs. These apps are created as obvious ploys for profit while being sold as ways to help users find their “one-and-only,” with a narrative that users’ chances go up...
The return of the campus coffee crawl
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Welcome back to the number one series for coffee-based infotainment on campus: the campus coffee crawl.
Last time I reviewed the coffee on campus, I took them all with a bit of cream and sugar....
Colonization is far from over
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Colonization never ended in Canada. Depending on who you are, that’s either a controversial statement or an incredibly obvious one.
When I say this, I am not explicitly referring to the continued presence of settlers...
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