

In this issue:
>> President David Barnard discusses the ‘trailblazing’ new branding campaign taking place at the University of Manitoba and invites everyone to join him Sept. 14, for the inaugural event of the Visionary Conversations speaker series: a panel discussion with some of the university’s leading minds titled Apocalypse or Utopia?
>> In the spirit of Homecoming, On Manitoba features a random list of reasons to come home to the U of M; what are some of yours?
>> At the depth of despair, the light of hope shone bright for the survivors of a plane crash in the Andes mountains in 1972. Learn how, four decades later, these survivors use their experience to inspire others in the face of adversity.
>> Friendships formed at the University of Manitoba can last a lifetime, like the one alumnus Fred Kuzyk has enjoyed for more than six decades with his Class of ’46 pals. Read Kuzyk’s reflections on this enduring bond, as well as how the group has given back to their alma mater.
>> Alumnus Wayne Stranger found his roots in his early 20s and uncovered the purpose of a gift that had perplexed him his entire childhood. On Manitoba explores Stranger’s journey, as well as the art and teachings it has inspired.
>> Our 2011 Distinguished Alumni Award honoree, former Manitoba premier Howard Pawley, reflects on his two decades in politics in a shoot-from-the-hip Q and A.
In this issue
>> Exploring human rights through the work of U of M alumni and faculty
>> Don't miss your chance to say farewell to Tache Hall (May 6 and &)
>> Preserve your family treasures at the U of M
>> Bison sports season recap
>> Our architects are the 'coolest'

In this issue
>> Katharina Stieffenhofer [BFA/96] discusses her debut documentary film and the life-changing gardening program it explores.
>> Mathematics instructor Darja Kalajdzievska [BSc(Maj)/05] injects a healthy dose of fun to her lesson plan.
>> Alumna Eddie Calisto Tavares [ExtEd/05] tapped her experiences as an immigrant to Canada to help create opportunities for others.
>> Paul Janzen [BEd/93] knows what it takes to turn an ad from forgettable to memorable. Learn about his journey from would-be teacher in Manitoba, to advertising ace in Manhattan.
In this issue
>> Robert Kirbyson [BFA(Hons)/92] plumbs his well of childhood experience to create his cinematic vision
>> Fred Liang [BFA(Hons)/89] on how the U of M helped him find his way as an artist
>> Barbara Gehring [BEd/91] is one very funny girl
>> U of M researchers explore bacteria's role in the future of fuel
>> Four generations, five doctors, one medical school
>> Campus redevelopment kicks into high gear
Special Feature on Arctic Research at the University of Manitoba

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In this issue
>> Meet the University of Manitoba's new chancellor -- Harvey Secter [BComm/67, LLB/92]
>> Mark your calendars for Homecoming 2010 -- Sept. 22 to 26.
>> Belinda Bigold's [BFA(Hons)/92] Tinseltown treat
>> Save a life for $6? Debra Lefebvre [MPAdm/94] explains how.
>> A message from your Association president Karen Holden [BHEc/92]
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