Critical conversation will only start when we all stop working towards the “vilification of one side and negating the wrongs of another,” and simply begin to try to understand each other.
The Manitoban
The Students' Newspaper of the University of Manitoba
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Crime Beat
March edition
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A dark history
Event educates students on history of residential school system
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UMSU to vote on 2012/2013 budget
Draft budget projects increase in revenue
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U of M considers enrolment goals
More graduate, aboriginal and international students on campus
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Osborne House struggles for funds
Community activists balk at city’s denial of funding request
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Gravity of HIV/AIDS epidemic misunderstood: Stephen Lewis
Former UN diplomat draws hundreds of students at U of M
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CD Review: Plants and Animals, The End of That
The End of That, the latest album released by the Montreal trio Plants and Animals, presents a collection of songs pumping indie rock rhythms and classic rock riffs. Formed in 2005, Plants and Animals received much critical acclaim in 2008 for their debut album Parc Avenue, having been nominated the Polaris prize as well as [...]
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Not Serious: Achievement overload
When Portal 2 came out last year I had to make a tough decision: videogame or rent. Seeing as, if I failed to pay rent, I would have nowhere to play said videogame, there was only one sane decision. It was only when Steam reduced the price of Portal 2 to less then a tenner [...]
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Understanding our world through the meaning of shades
What does a black and white photograph mean to you? Does it represent the stark contrasts every human personality contains? Does it represent the basic characteristics that each person is made of at the core? Or is it just another picture, devoid of colour? Cameron Cross’s upcoming exhibition, Black and White, aims to answer those [...]