Letters
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Letters | April 4th 2012
Former employees speak out on Global College” (Feb. 23, page 7)
There are many biased claims made in the article “Former employees speak out on Global College.” However, I will simply respond to Mr. Garcia’s statement that “working at the Global College and being part of the Human Rights Program has made me question its validity,” as well as his comment, “there is no real leadership demonstrated… (and) no long-term planning.” more »
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Letters | March 7th 2012
Re: “Former employees speak out on Global College” (Feb. 23, page 7)
I spent more than two hours in two telephone conversations giving information and contact names to your reporter prior to her completion of her article. more »
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Letters | March 7th 2012
Re: “Former employees speak out on Global College” (Feb. 23, page 7)
The Uniter’s recent characterization of the Global College’s work environment as “unhealthy” is completely inconsistent with my experience as a founding Director of one of the College’s institutes. more »
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Letters | March 7th 2012
Re: “Former employees speak out on Global College” (Feb. 23, page 7)
It has come to my attention that recent comments in your journal have cast doubt on the health and effectiveness of the University of Winnipeg’s visionary initiative, the Global College. more »
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Letters | February 1st 2012 | 1
Re: “Day of Action: revolution or devolution?” (Jan. 26, page 5)
One of the key asks of the National Day of Action is to shift government funding from loans to upfront grants. more »
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Letters | November 30th 2011
Re: “Brave in a new world” (Nov. 24, page 10)
I have been attending the University of Winnipeg as an international student for just over two years, and in those two years, I’ve been an avid reader of The Uniter. Never have I read an article that bleeds such ignorance as the special feature “Brave in a new world,” which gives a supposed insight into the life of an international student. more »
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Letters | November 30th 2011
Re: “It’s not true!” (Nov. 24, page 7)
I find it troublesome and disappointing for a university newspaper to use the term “conspiracy theory” in such a thought-stopping manner, particularly when used to describe a topic of scholarly significance like the authorship of the works of “Shakespeare.” more »
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Letters | November 30th 2011
Re: “What do you call it?” (Nov. 17, page 8)
Jon Kornelson makes the statement that the “rhetoric surrounding a ‘woman’s right to choose’ tends to act as more of a smokescreen which redirects attention from the real issue: the humanity, or lack thereof, of the fetus.” more »
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Letters | March 24th 2011
Re: “Manitoba faculty salaries fall below average” (March 17, page 4)
Some poor wording has perhaps given people the wrong impression that the recent negotiations at the University of Winnipeg will result in faculty receiving salaries comparable to other Manitoba universities. more »
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Letters | March 17th 2011
Re: “The salvia scare” (March 10, page 4)
As a past user of saliva, and advocate for the philosophical and self-helping benefits of drugs in general, I say we should think about what the possible consequences of banning salvia could be. more »
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