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January 1, 1970
Think|Haus

From the outside, Think|Haus looks like many of the buildings that surround it. The workshop’s interior, however, tells a different story. Half-finished robotic arms lie prone on workbenches next to numerous homemade 3D printers and flexible LED lights. A Lazzor sits in the adjoining room. Every square inch of table space is obscured by tools, […]

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January 1, 1970
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People are taking note of Danny Vandervoort. McMaster’s leading receiver claimed the fourth spot on the Canadian Football Leagues Fall central scouting list, the highest of any Marauder at a skill position. He falls second on the all-time list behind Matt Sewell, an offensive lineman who peaked at the no. 2 position in 2012 before […]

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January 1, 1970
How the pandemic has highlighted the intersectionality of student issues

C/O Andrea Sanchez Turns out, we’re not all in this together By: Hadeeqa Aziz, Contributor cw: mentions of Islamophobia, racism, and violence against minority groups   From our Wi-Fi routers working overtime to keep up with multiple Microsoft Teams calls running, to accidentally disclosing our not-so-pleasant thoughts about a class over unmuted microphones. The pandemic has […]

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January 1, 1970
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When the Marauders stepped on to the court for their CIS semi-final match against the Western Mustangs, they knew they were in familiar territory. In last year’s CIS semi-final, they were up against the Mustangs as well. This was a game that the Marauders took easily, 3 sets to 0, but this year’s CIS semi-final […]

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January 1, 1970
No woman yes cry

McMaster Second Last for Gender Equity amongst Student Governments in Ontario There is a noticeable gap in the percentage of women that make up the McMaster Student Representative Assembly. Only 34.3 percent of the SRA is female and none of the executives on the Board of Directors are women. These results put McMaster eighth amongst […]

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January 1, 1970
[REVIEW] Yes Please

By: Lorraine Chune Amy Poehler really seems to have it all, and to have done it all. Her career has been prolific in the last two decades; she’s helped start a sketch-comedy training center (The Upright Citizens Brigade), risen to Saturday Night Live stardom, and portrayed the hilariously endearing Leslie Knope for six seasons of […]

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January 1, 1970
Mac cracks the CIS final 8

It is the most important win in the Amos Connolly era. In an overtime nail-biter, McMaster carved out a four-point win and booked their ticket to the CIS Final 8. It is the realization of a goal that the team has been building towards for years. In 2012, Mac made it to the Final Four, […]

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January 1, 1970
5 novelty holidays

Sarah O'Connor The Silhouette Tinku “Punch Your Neighbour” Festival Where? Bolivia (Potosi and Macha) When? May If you have a neighbor you really hate then this festival is for you! Every May in the Bolivian Andes Mountains thousands of people go to the city of Macha to participate in the annual Tinku Festival (Tinku being […]

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January 1, 1970
McMaster students storm campus with new SMS weather service

McMaster students are now able to receive real-time updates on local weather and upcoming bus arrival times, thanks to a new service called MacSMS. Designed and developed by three McMaster students, the service has the potential to become ubiquitous throughout the greater McMaster community. By simply texting (289) 724-1622 a variety of commands that include […]

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January 1, 1970
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McMaster University is pausing the vaccine and mask mandate as of May 1, 2022

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