Table Of Contents
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Words from the Editors
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Article 1: Northern Manitoba Trappers Festival and the World Championship Dog Sled Races
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Article 2: The Trappers Festival Stage and Talent Show
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Article 3: August 31st
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Article 4: Weight in Letters
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Article 5: Characteristics and Identities of Nyasha in Nervous Conditions and Aissatou in So Long a Letter
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Article 6: Four Poems
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Article 7: The Invisible Soldiers Women in War II
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Article 8: Arguing in a Circular Line
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Article 9 – The Residential School and the Boarding School Systems: An Experience We Love to Forget
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Article 10: Aboriginal Deaths in Custody
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Article 11: The Power of Indigenous Women
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Article 12: Gendered Experiences in the Armenian Genocide
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Article 13: Conflicting Spirits in Arthur Miller’s The Death of a Salesmen The Decisive Defeat of a Salesmen
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Article 14-1: Her Legacy Lives On
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Article14-2: Light The Dream
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Article14-3: Freud’s Basic Ideas on Human Nature Helps me Understand Victor Frankenstein
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Article14-4: Why I Decided to Become a Nurse
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Article 15: I Want To Go To School
About Muses from the North:
Muses from the North is an on-line journal for students of the University College of the North. We publish biannually from UCN campuses in The Pas and Thompson, located in Treaty No. 5 territory. As a UCN students’ journal, MFTN provides a platform for our students to express their musings about our amazing northern tradition and culture in texts, words, images and pictures. Our northern muses are not only from The Pas and Thompson, but also from a network of 12 regional centres, from Swan River to Churchill. Nine of our regional centres are in First Nations communities. MFTN also publishes students’ academic works to showcase their achievements from their northern learning environments. Like the dwellers in the north, MFTN favors Northern tradition, culture and stories from our northern communities. We exist to publish fiction and nonfiction, graphics, translated excerpts from Indigenous languages, and interviews. Reach us through mftn@ucn.ca.