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Universities look to inform, educate to prevent H1N1 outbreak

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Ashley Gaboury
As the flu season approaches, universities are working fast to complete pandemic plans and educate their staff, students and faculty alike on H1N1. “We think we are in the best shape we can be in...
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Facebook seen as help at U of M, trouble at other...

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Talia Joundi
Combine 300 million active members, 40 million daily status updates, 2 billion photos and 3 million events created each month, and you get the world’s largest social network: Facebook.com. Social networking websites such as...
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CFS-Quebec members preparing reform package

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Justin Giovannetti
MONTREAL (CUP) — In response to petitions from students at 13 schools across Canada to leave the Canadian Federation of Students (CFS), the national lobby group’s Quebec branch (CFS-Q) has released a reform package...
Arts & Culture

Wild Things, I Think I Hate You

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Damian Purdy
Like most people, I enjoy escaping to elaborately constructed fantasy worlds. I totally identify with Max, the protagonist of Maurice Sendak's iconic 1963 picture book Where the Wild Things Are. Who doesn't? Seriously, how...
Arts & Culture

Wild Things, I Think I Love You

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Patrick Gratton
Audiences will undoubtedly be depressed while watching Spike Jonze’s Where the Wild Things Are. But this kind of mood is rare and refreshing when we consider the fact that it is targeted towards...
Arts & Culture

Utopia-In-Progress

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Ryan Simmons
Academy Award-nominated documentary director Sam Green (The Weather Underground) is coming to Winnipeg to show his nearly completed film, Utopia In Four Movements, as part of The Winnipeg Film Group’s Gimme Some Truth this...
Arts & Culture

Subplots, stoners and sinks

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John Herbert Cunningham
“It’s easy to find what you’re against but difficult to find what you’re for.” This is a paraphrase of one of the memorable lines in Prairie Theatre Exchange’s opening play, Souvenirs. This is the world...