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Japan shows dignity in the face of tragedy

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Spencer Fernando
Japan was recently hit with multiple terrible disasters. An earthquake registering 9.0 on the Richter scale triggered a devastating tsunami, which then severely damaged a series of nuclear reactors, most notably the Fukushima plant....
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Libya fights for freedom: Will Gadhafi go?

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Spencer Fernando
The revolutionary spirit spreading throughout the Arab world has spread to Libya. Unfortunately, unlike the situation in Egypt and Tunisia, where the dictatorships fell with relative swiftness, Moammar Gadhafi has chosen the path of...
Sports

Pass the ball, and your wallet

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Spencer Fernando
Anyone who watched this year’s Super Bowl was likely impressed with the new Dallas Cowboys’ stadium. This US$1.15 billion mega-structure features a retractable roof and variable seating, which, at its full capacity, can fit...
Arts & Culture

Tron­-sendent

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Leanne RoedSpencer Fernando
Editor’s note: Some people on the Manitoban staff are really into the film Tron and its sequel Tron: Legacy. And by “into it” I mean, write its name all over their notebook, keep its...
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Dinner with Arnold Schwarzenegger

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Spencer Fernando
My eyes squinted as I looked at my emails, the type seeming a bit too small and the screen a bit too bright. I was tired. Sitting near the elevator in the Fairmont Hotel,...
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iLeave

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Spencer Fernando
Steve Jobs, CEO of Apple (AAPL), has announced that he will be relinquishing his day-to-day duties, taking a “medical leave” from the company. In Jobs’s absence, COO Tim Cook will manage the day-to-day operations...
Features

My uncle’s lesson

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Spencer Fernando
Disability is something many of us see as happening to other people. We feel compassion of course, but we never understand in a deeper way what it means. We often can get caught up,...
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