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Putting an end to apathy

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Samantha Lockhart
Since the earthquake hit Haiti this past January, it has been amazing to see the international community rally together to help in their desperate time of need. But it’s got me thinking: why don’t...
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Letters to the Editor – April 7, 2010

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A close look at the Engineering Society’s Red Loin Publication Sex, fun, entertainment or offensive information – just what is in the Engineering Society’s Red Lion/Loin publications? Some have suggested that these are for entertainment...
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Beyond the steel cages

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Alastair McFadden
While I commend Dr. Medoro (“Animal Rights and Academic Freedom” March 8, 2010) for standing up against current pork production methods, I also take offense to some of her arguments. She wants pigs out...
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Violence in Nigeria

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Matt Benger
Nigeria has gone through a lot — from military dictatorships for much of the country’s independence from Britain to the collapse of their once-booming oil industry. The most recent troubles have been religious clashes...
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Iran, the NPT and American hegemony

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Ian Hunter
In light of the abundant accusations from Western nations of Iran’s ambitions to build nuclear weapons, a closer analysis of this mounting conflict is necessary. With vast advancements in weapons technology, nuclear weapons now...
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A campus without UMSU

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Justin Bouchard
I would like to share my experience and give students a rough idea of the larger picture of what UMSU does. Currently, I’m in my last year and I’m the senior stick (president) of...
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Getting out of the CFS

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Blake Hamm
The Canadian Federation of Students (CFS) is a national organization that lobbies on behalf of students and which every student at the University of Manitoba is a member of, like it or not. The...

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