Letters

Dear Editor, Thomas Gray wrote that “where ignorance is bliss, it is folly to be wise.” I do not believe in ignorance, yet I have begun to understand what he meant. I have stayed informed. I...

After reading through multiple articles on various topics related to the health and wellness of the elderly population, here are some policy suggestions we would like to share. We hope that they may help...

We are second-year nursing students at the U of M completing our personal care home clinical rotation. We would like to share our experiences and suggestions to improve the quality of care for older...

Dear Editor, I am responding to R. Spivak’s letter of February 2024. I respect R. Spivak’s opinion regarding Jewish students feeling comfortable and accepted on campus. However, as one would be advised to be critical...

I was sincerely engaged by the article “Journeying into school psychology: U of M researcher works to improve the lives of those with autism.” This article shows Janine Newton Montgomery’s remarkable work in improving...

To the editor, I was sad to see, in the article “UMSU continues anti-Palestinian racism definition talks” (April 3), reference to “both” and “each” communities. Presumably this meant the Jewish student community on the one...

I read with interest the article in the Manitoban, “Feminism and genocide: a reflection on ‘Hear our Voices’” by Dana Medoro and Serenity Joo. Written in collaboration with the Manitoba chapter of Faculty for...