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Using the loopholes in our DNA
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My mom said that every parent’s worst fear is what happened to three-year-old Madeleine McCann in 2007 when she disappeared from her family’s accommodations while vacationing in Portugal.
Fast forward to this past February, when...
Putting people above politics
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The misinformation and disinformation that spreads as often as it does within the sphere of student governance draws from the juxtaposition of two age-old sayings — “no news is good news,” but “good news...
Embrace being cringe, reject being cool
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I have recently noticed that there are a lot of accounts on platforms such as TikTok, Twitter and Instagram dedicated to exposing “cringe,” but when I watch the videos posted on these accounts, a...
Look past suburbia and experience Winnipeg
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Throughout my life, I haven’t heard a lot of people rave about Winnipeg.
Recently, I drove around Winnipeg taking pictures of places that I consider to be my favourite spaces for a class project. I...
Women’s volleyball team finishes fourth at nationals
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Over this past weekend, the U of M women’s volleyball team participated in the U-Sports
volleyball championship in Vancouver, B.C.
To get to nationals, the herd beat its local rival University of Winnipeg Wesmen in a...
Bisons swim in Speedo Western Canadian championship
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The University of Manitoba’s swim team competed in the annual Speedo Western Canadian championship in Calgary, Alta. this past Thursday, March 16 to Sunday, March 19.
Typically, the team doesn’t participate in the Speedo Western...
Bison football alumnus making inroads in the NFL
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This past Thursday, March 16, former Bisons football star and University of Manitoba
alumnus David Onyemata signed a three-year US$35 million contract with the National
Football League’s (NFL) Atlanta Falcons.
The contract guarantees the 30-year-old former environmental...






