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Music to a cat’s ears

Research shows that cats like music, they just have different taste than us humans. Cats are stereotyped as being apathetic about most things. Does your cat...

Leave us alone

Bannatyne is not Fort Garry. While this statement is self-evident, it is not always so to the University of Manitoba Students' Union (UMSU). The most...

Hot pepper pain relief

Recent research from Rutgers New Jersey Medical School has helped us understand how chili peppers alleviate pain. The research, published in Science Signalling, looked at...

The Turing brain

Researchers from Columbia University recently discovered that the brains of rhesus monkeys make decisions using the same algorithms as Alan Turing’s decoding machine utilized...

Asymmetrical organocatalysis

Rebecca Davis is an assistant professor in the department of chemistry at the University of Manitoba. She completed her BSc in chemistry at Washington...

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Bisons football tramples the Dinos

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