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Candlelight vigil honours slain students

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Craig Adolphe
Members of Winnipeg’s Muslim community hosted a candlelight vigil at the University of Manitoba on Friday, Feb. 13 to pay tribute to victims of a triple homicide – the three Muslim students who were...
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Nomination period closes for UMGSA election

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Craig Adolphe
The University of Manitoba Graduate Students’ Association (UMGSA) closed nominations for their annual elections on Feb. 13 – the same date as the closing of nominations for the UMSU General Election. The UMGSA includes over...
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Your UMSU and Clear Slate face off

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Craig Adolphe
The candidates have been finalized, and campaigning has officially commenced, for the 2015 UMSU General Election. The deadline for candidates' nominations applications passed on Friday, Feb. 13 at 5 p.m. Two slates, previously reported by...
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Questioning the ‘age of technology’

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Craig Adolphe
Is “age of technology” an appropriate term to use in this discussion? It might seem like a silly idea—it’s certainly a digression—to end the “love in the age of technology” feature by questioning whether age...
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Introduction to the love in the age of technology feature

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Craig Adolphe
Valentine’s Day is fast approaching. Every year on Feb. 14 many couples mark the occasion with romantic displays of affection and gifts; meanwhile, many single people mark the occasion by being depressed they...
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Student leaders fight to end racism in Winnipeg

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Craig Adolphe
Two UMSU councillors are speaking out against racism towards Aboriginal people in Winnipeg after a recent cover story in Maclean’s magazine labelled Winnipeg the most racist city in Canada. Steven Hayes, inner-city campus students’ council...
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Charity on campus

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Craig Adolphe
The university is a hive of activity, and students and staff at the University of Manitoba seem particularly generous in their time and finances. Amongst the various student groups, unions, faculties, and departments on...
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