When small animals get smaller
The Manitoban
The Students' Newspaper of the University of Manitoba
Archive for February, 2012
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Cleanup time
Swiss satelite to remove space junk from orbit
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And justice for all killer whales
PETA and Ecojustice defend killer whales in court
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‘Full disclosure’
WHO meeting says don’t censor H5N1 research
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Visionary Conversations
Panel of U of M scientists discusses the state of Manitoba’s water resources
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Owls and herps
An evening with Friends of Birds Hill Park
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Maximize your cultural clout
Want to change the face of the Internet? Want to maximize your cultural clout? Click on ad. Don’t read ad, close ad. That’s the gist of the classic capitalist model of voting with your dollars, revamped to cost you absolutely nothing. I’ll offer a disclaimer here: the Manitoban garners revenue from online advertising. We’re a [...]
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A Lin-derella Story
There is something special going on in the New York sport scene right now. It doesn’t involve the Super Bowl Champion Giants or the beloved Yankees. No, for the first time in a long time it involves the Knicks. Granted, New Yorkers reserve a special place in their hearts for local sports teams, but over [...]
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Breaking down the Brier
The 2012 Tim Horton’s Brier, the Canadian men’s curling championships, will be held at the Credit Union Centre in Saskatoon, S.K. from March 3rd–11th. The last two times this city hosted the Brier, in 2000 and 2004, the winning skips were first-time winners of the event: British Columbia’s Greg McAulay and Nova Scotia’s Mark Dacey, [...]
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Community Representatives
International, LGBTT* and Women’s community representatives