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Low academic standards detrimental to life-changing Holocaust tour

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Matt Abra
Whenever the world is confronted by an example of slapdash lunacy and psychobabble, the best thing is to simply ignore it. Shameless propaganda grows legs only if we give it the attention it undoubtedly...
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Preach what you know

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Jan Musil
Not too long ago I had the misfortune of waiting for a bus that was never to arrive and I figured flipping through the Manitoban would help pass the time. I don’t often do...
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The education we never received

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Kyle Mirecki
It is difficult to dispute the fact that many people these days just don’t give a crap about politics. In the recent by-election in Winnipeg-North, with a recorded population of 79,366 and 51,198 listed voters,...
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Letters to the Editor – Jan. 5, 2011

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RE: Promoting peace? (Dec. 1, 2010) When you criticize George Galloway and question his motives of peace because of his support of “terror groups,” I suggest you reconsider who designates an elected government as a...
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Trouble in the U.S. of A.

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Spencer Fernando
The future looks bleak for the economy of the United States. Currently, the U.S. is embroiled in a dispute about whether the decision by Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke to purchase US$ 600 billion...
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Old enemies, new friends

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Spencer Fernando
China and Russia have sent a shockwave through the financial world, as they announced that they would no longer use the American dollar when trading with each other. Though this may seem like a...
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Peeling back the façade of our collective myths

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Kyle Hiebert
A couple weeks ago, Spencer Fernando wrote a piece called “Good & Evil,” which made the argument that moral relativism is at fault for cultivating a tepid response to human rights abuses around the...

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