RE: “UMSU, neutrality and crocodile tears”
Joshua Morry responds to “UMSU, neutrality and crocodile tears.”
Letters
RE: “In defence of lobbying for up front grants”
A reply to UMSU president Jakob Sanderson’s defence of income-based grants.
RE: Oct. 31 “In defence of the pro-life position”
To argue the “pro-life,” anti-abortion position is not inherently anti-woman is a fundamentally flawed assertion based on a worldview of obvious privilege. The pro-life position…
RE: Oct. 26 “From Lenin with love”
Recently, I read one of the most appalling and shameful articles I have ever seen published in the Manitoban. The article was titled “From Lenin…
Re: Oct.10 “Kavanaugh, #MeToo and the court of public opinion” – Jesse Blackman
RE: Oct. 10 “Kavanaugh, #MeToo and the court of public opinion”
Re: Oct.10 “Kavanaugh, #MeToo and the court of public opinion” – Kwene Appah
RE: Oct. 10 “Kavanaugh, #MeToo and the court of public opinion”
Student politicians shouldn’t be policing student journalists
The Canadian University Press is dismayed to hear of the recent motion put forward by UMSU regarding The Manitoban. The Manitoban has a long tradition…
Toban Talkback isn’t worth it
UMSU’s actions and the U of M’s arts degrees do not resemble anything close to vulnerable characteristics under the Manitoba Human Rights Code, nor should they.
Toban Talkback needs to be held accountable
For creating a video that devalued not only different careers but also marginalized voices, a better apology is needed.
“Defeat the motion, save the presses”
As I know from having edited and written for the Manitoban for five years, it is hardly some dogmatic haven of conformity