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Loud people

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Matt Abra
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...
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Get with the times!

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Michael Silicz
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...
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A push here and a door slam there

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Tanis Klippenstein
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...
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Poverty and chaos around the globe

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Sarah Khalil
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...
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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...
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An open mind in a shrinking world

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Sarah Khalil
In the world today, globalization affects peoples’ points of view, attitudes, mentalities, values and perspectives. The world is shrinking as the media, economic interrelations and politics treat our planet as if there were no...
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Scrutinizing the American propaganda machine

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Peter Zystra-Moore
“It was very much a moment of high drama. Barack Obama announce the existence of a secret, undeclared nuclear facility in Iran which was inconsistent with a peaceful nuclear programme, underscoring the president’s...

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