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Consumerism has commodified human relations

By
Shawn Huberdeau
A sale on the human soul: social practices have been hollowed out by the bottom of the bargain bin X-Acto knife of capitalism.
Scott Lercher
Editorial

Putting a price tag on cell phone production extends beyond sales

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Shawn Huberdeau
Is the iPhone X or upcoming Galaxy X worth the humanity it costs to produce endless streams of upgrades and improvements?
Ernest Zarzuela
Editorial

Film fest darling Call Me By Your Name romanticizes predatory relationships

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Shawn Huberdeau
This film is in the morally bankrupt business of licensing sexual relations between minors and adults.
Ernest Zarzuela
Editorial

Government is not a business

By
Shawn Huberdeau
If officials want advice on how to manage government, they should seek out their constituents, not fat cats.
Kelly Campbell
Editorial

The model for Winnipeg Transit needs to recognize class

By
Shawn Huberdeau
Winnipeg transit is under attack by those whose lives go on even if the buses do not.
Quincy Houdayer
Editorial

The U of M’s sordid Steve Kirby love affair an affront...

By
Shawn Huberdeau
The mandatory adoption of sexual assault policies that aren’t totally toothless is morally obligatory.
Asha Nelson
Editorial

Gender-neutrality is common sense

By
Shawn Huberdeau
Behaving like the gender police won’t help the epidemic of violence facing gender-nonconforming children.
Kelly Campbell
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