
With the election over and the semester coming to a close, The Warrior thought it might be a good idea to shift focus and briefly survey the state of Catholicism on campus.
President-elect Barack Obama claimed victory last night as his opponent, Senator John McCain gave a gracious concession speech signaling an end to a long and challenging campaign.
“Am I going to be a Hall of Fame coach? No. Am I going to write a book? No. What I’m going to do is work hard today, and then wake up and do it again tomorrow.”
The Warrior's Cathleen Bury takes an in depth look at how the global economic crisis could affect Marquette students.
The Warrior's Katelyn Ferral looks at the Alumni in the Classroom program.
Posted on 21 November 2008
The core curriculum at Marquette University is designed to give students exposure to a broad range of fields and create students with interests and knowledge extending beyond their majors. The core curriculum both keeps within Marquette’s Jesuit educational principles and creates well-rounded graduates. It should, without question, be kept. A well-educated person is more than a [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 21 November 2008
Marquette’s core curriculum is based upon the guidelines set by St. Ignatius, founder of the Jesuit Order, for education within the Society of Jesus. According to the University’s website, “In the Constitutions of the Society of Jesus, St. Ignatius states that, ‘… in the universities of the Society the principal emphasis ought to be placed [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 21 November 2008
Earlier this month four women were ordained in Chicago by anonymous Catholic bishops who sympathize with women desiring to be ordained to the priesthood. However, the teaching of the Magisterium on this issue is unequivocally clear, and those who dissent do so in spite of clear and established Church doctrine. Many people misunderstand the theology and [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 21 November 2008
I am a Detroiter; to be exact, I lived from birth to age eight in Dearborn, where Ford World Headquarters was just another building I passed by almost daily. My aunt works in the Renaissance Center and my sole living grandparent has her savings tied up in now-worthless General Motors stock. I drive a Pontiac [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 21 November 2008
Last year was the 50th anniversary of Ayn Rand’s greatest work “Atlas Shrugged.” An epic novel that differs from many other great works by making business owners the heroes of the story. It takes place in the United States at an unspecified future time. The country is in a downward economic spiral with businesses closing [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 21 November 2008
It’s finally begun: the socialization of the American economy. However, unlike many pundits on Fox News worried, it is happening at the hands of our current lame-duck administration as it fumbles through its last few months in office. The new plan for the American economic bailout package has shifted its focus from buying out the [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 21 November 2008
I sat down to write an editorial about the foreign relations issues that will face President – elect Obama in the coming years. I intended to focus mostly on Russia for this particular article, simply because they have been the most vocal thorn in Mr. Obama’s side since he won the election. However, [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 21 November 2008
As the semester winds down, students living off dormitory food will have an opportunity to give feedback on their dining experience. Sodexho Inc., the French-based food service company and exclusive caterer and cafeteria manager, uses an annual survey conducted by the university to gauge student opinions on rendered services. Arthur Scheuber, Vice President for Administration, [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 21 November 2008
With news in the past week that GM, Ford and Chrysler, the big three, would be seeking part of the financial industry bailout to stay afloat, one has to wonder what exactly is going on right now in this economy. This economy that was built on the foundation of “life’s tough, so what?” This economy [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 21 November 2008
Around this time of year, we begin to see advertisements for the picturesque holiday season. The fireplace ablaze, the snow gently falling, everyone is gathered together, sipping eggnog and hot cocoa. It is a time for frolicking in the snow like a seven-year-old, going to festive parties and exchanging presents. Of course, [...] Continue Reading
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