Letter to the editor: Understanding the truth of lynching
Teaching a child the importance of telling the truth is a value many of us share. When a child has done something that causes shame, a caring adult can only help if
Letter to the editor: Put the First Amendment first
The start to 2021 has not been any good indicator that this year will be anything more than an even more terrible sequel to 2020. Both sides of the aisle are fighting
Letter to the Editor: Young people should value human lives over their own social lives
Dear Editor, In the opinion piece published last Thursday, Sept. 17, with the title “Social isolation because of COVID-19 is hurting young people,” the author seemingly fails to realize that wearing masks
Letter to the Editor: UM asymptomatic testing is free, but there is a cost if we don’t participate.
Dear Editor, I would like to add to the article in last Thursday’s DM about mass testing for COVID on campus. The university calls mass testing “sentinel testing” or “surveillance testing.” We
Letter to the Editor: the plan for Civil War cemetery headstones violates UM’s commitment to education
Hotty Toddy! Gosh Almighty! Who the Hell Are We? The Hotty Toddy cheer asks an important question (if you cut it off just right). Who the hell are we as the University