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The pseudo-science of seduction

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Noreen Mae Ritsema
Classes have been in session all summer but September is when things really start to heat up on campus. Thousands of new students reluctantly say goodbye to summer jobs and summer flings to enter...
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Strippers in suburbia

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Noreen Mae Ritsema
When the hook from this classic Ol’ Dirty Bastard song started playing and Roxy Roller unenthusiastically chewed gum and pranced around the dance floor topless, I noticed that the row of bruises across her...
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A few words of advice

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Noreen Mae Ritsema
A lthough road trips are best embarked on with as few rules as possible, Chris Audet shares the following road trip story suggesting that some precautionary measures are indeed wise: In 2009, a buddy and...
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The Art of Road tripping

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Noreen Mae Ritsema
T here is an art to road tripping that is both gritty and glamorous. Requiring a willingness to embrace the unknown and forego comfort, road tripping is definitely for those who can appreciate the...
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You call this camping?

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Noreen Mae Ritsema
Camping is one of the best activities to do in the summer. The possibilities are seemingly endless and camping trips are always satisfying. Or at least I used to think so until recently. Frequenting...
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Just another day at the beach

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Noreen Mae Ritsema
In the shadow of what could very well be North America’s largest oil disaster — certainly constituting much more than a spill — a look at our waters closer to home reveals a...
Arts & Culture

The highs and lows of Winnipeg Folk Festival

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Noreen Mae Ritsema
Getting more elaborate and more innovative each year, for many people the Winnipeg Folk Festival is an annual ritual that is not to be missed. I have affectionately compiled a list of highlights and...
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