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Why live music still matters
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Good music is just a click away. With headphones or earbuds, you get the best sound from your favourite artist, perfectly tuned to your ears. The sound is clear, crisp and feels like the...
How genetics shape neurodevelopmental disorders
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Robert Beattie is an assistant professor of biochemistry and medical genetics in the U of M’s Rady faculty of health science.
Beattie began his undergraduate studies in microbiology at U of M and later joined...
The science behind nuclear medicine
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Nuclear medicine involves injecting patients with radioactive substances to create detailed images of their bodies. These images help doctors diagnose various medical conditions.
Sandor Demeter, former member of the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission with two...
Bisons women volleyball outrun the Cougars in playoffs
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The Bisons faced the Mount Royal University Cougars on Feb. 27 for game one of quarterfinals at the Investors Group Athletic Centre, finishing the game 3-0. The first two sets were easy wins, but...
The Bisons record loss against the Thunderbirds
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The Bisons men’s basketball team lost 87-79 to the University of British Columbia (UBC) Thunderbirds in the Canada West championship semifinals on Saturday, March 1 at the Investors Group Athletic Centre.
The Thunderbirds took a...
Men’s volleyball falls to Wesmen in quarterfinal games
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The U of W Wesmen men’s volleyball team delivered a dominating performance, sweeping the U of M Bisons in two consecutive matches on Thursday, Feb. 27 and Friday, Feb. 28, at the Duckworth Centre.
The...
UMSU motion to support UMFA referred to committee
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A motion put forward at the Feb. 27 University of Manitoba Students’ Union (UMSU) board of directors meeting calling for the union to publicly support the University of Manitoba Faculty Association (UMFA) has been...






