Morgan Modjeski

Dragging brake caused bus to catch fire on U of M campus

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At approximately 6:23 a.m. on Nov.17 a Winnipeg Transit bus caught fire outside the University of Manitoba bus terminal on Dafoe Road.

More than 280 U.S. universities ditch SAT

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More than 280 U.S. universities and colleges have made standardized college admission tests the SAT and ACT optional for application, following a report citing the test's shortcomings.

Crime Beat

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The University of Manitoba experienced a small number of crimes on campus in the month of December. Compared to other months this year, December has been the least eventful in terms of crime, said Matthew Guyot, community constable for University of Manitoba Security Services.

Winnipeg transit increase fare, UMSU feels may discourage transit use

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On the first day of 2009, Winnipeg transit increased all fares by five cents. According to Ken Allen, communications officer for Transit, the increase was needed to cover the rising costs of fuel, improvements to bus shelters and new security measures.

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Manitoban in Thailand requests help from Canadian government

According to the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) a Manitoban who is caught in Thailand has officially requested assistance to leave the country from the federal government.

International post secondary briefs

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American universities in Mumbai under strain

According to Inside Higher Education, a number of American colleges that have Mumbai campuses have been in touch with American campuses located in India and have been told students and staff are safe despite tension between a banned Pakistan military group and Indian military.

Crime beat

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University of Manitoba’s Security Services were called into action for 27 incidents during the month of November.

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Alberta may be the second province to adopt an official sport

A group of Albertans are looking to make rodeo the official sport of the province, the Globe and Mail reported.

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Internet purchased goods increase by 61%

According to the Globe and Mail, Canadians’ online spending has increased over the last two years.

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Students’ union democracy in action in Guangzhou

According to Reuters Magazine, a number of students in southern China are taking part in a democratic election, which is unusual because the state itself is a one-party government.

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