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Musical Memory
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Moshing is a thrilling experience for some, and a piss-your-pants-scary experience for others. Me, I fall into the latter category, though I did not, in fact, piss my pants.
My experience happened at an...
Break it to my Grandma
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On June 17, 2009, Bill C-32 quietly passed through the House of Commons, amending the Tobacco Act “to provide additional protection to youth from tobacco marketing.” This followed Prime Minister Stephen Harper’s 2008 election...
Loud people
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Back in the ‘50s, Edward R. Murrow was labelled the “most trusted man in America.” Calm and composed, and often with a cigarette dangling from his fingers, Murrow reported and editorialized with the virility...
Get with the times!
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Enough is enough.
As a Canadian citizen, I'm used to the federal political process that goes on in Ottawa. I'm accustomed to political gamesmanship between parties and leaders. And of course, I'm accustomed to...
A push here and a door slam there
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Lately, I find myself frequently disappointed with the conduct of fellow students around the university. I am growing weary of the lack of what we here at the U of M call “manners.” Manners...
Poverty and chaos around the globe
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Nowadays, it is easy to tell if a country is able to provide a citizen with stable ways of living or if it represents struggle and difficult attainment of basic needs. In fact, one...
Letters to the Editor – Oct. 21, 2009
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Feel Good Letter of the Month
Hi, my name is Caitlin Howard and I am a first year student at the U of M. I was just emailing you because I was wondering if I...
