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Tags: Blu-Ray, Technology

Blu-rays could make DVDs the new eight-track

Posted on 27 March 2006 by Aaron Morey

Anyone watching football recently probably noticed the number of ads for the latest, biggest high-definition TVs. High-definition has become America’s newest technology obsession. Not long ago, people were impressed with digital media like CDs and DVDs. Today, higher quality speakers and TV screens have the masses demanding higher quality audio and video. Popularity: 7% [?] Continue Reading

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Tags: endorsement, MUSG

ENDORSEMENT: Calandriello and Kamm bring MUSG specificity of vision and record of accomplishment

Posted on 21 March 2006 by Warrior Staff

We are disappointed at the dearth of information circulating about this race. Therefore, we interviewed each ticket to review their platforms and records, and in doing so came to this conclusion: Dan Callandriello and Kristen Kamm will best serve the Marquette student body as MUSG's executive officers. Continue Reading

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Tags: Dan Calandriello, Election, Kristen Kamm, MUSG

The candidates speak: Dan Calandriello and Kristen Kamm

Posted on 21 March 2006 by Letter

The Warrior asked both tickets to complete a three-part questionnaire detailing the plans for their administrations if elected. Here are Dan Calandriello and Kristen Kamm’s responses: Popularity: 7% [?] Continue Reading

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Tags: Anna Titular, Election, Jamie Wu, MUSG

The candidates speak:Jamie Wu and Anna Titulaer

Posted on 21 March 2006 by Luke Fuller

The Warrior asked both tickets to complete a three-part questionnaire detailing the plans for their administrations if elected. Here are Jamie Wu and Anna Titulaer’s responses: Popularity: 6% [?] Continue Reading

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Tags: Election, MUSG, President, Vice President

Can Wu and Titulaer pop the MUSG bubble?

Posted on 21 March 2006 by Allison Herre

Marquette Student Government (MUSG) candidates for president and executive vice president, Jamie Wu and Anna Titulaer, have a lot to offer Marquette. Continue Reading

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Tags: Election, MUSG, President, Vice President

Calandriello and Kamm want to be part of your picture

Posted on 21 March 2006 by Allison Herre

Motivated by their mutual drive to get things accomplished, Dan Calandriello and Kristen Kamm, candidates for Marquette Student Government president and... Continue Reading

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Tags: Alabama, Basketball, Men's

Game Preview- Marquette vs. Alabama

Posted on 14 March 2006 by Justin Phillips

In one of the more intriguing first-round matchups of the NCAA Tournament, #7 Marquette will face #10 Alabama in San Diego on Thursday afternoon. The Warriors received a challenging first-round assignment in the Crimson Tide, with the winner facing the winner of #2 UCLA and #15 Belmont on Saturday. Popularity: 3% [?] Continue Reading

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Tags: NCAA, Tournament

It’s the most wonderful time of the year!

Posted on 12 March 2006 by Justin Phillips

Dancing days are here again for Marquette. This evening, MU found out they will be heading west, as the #7 seed in the Oakland regional. Up first for the Warriors is #10 Alabama, who they will play Thursday in San Diego. Popularity: 5% [?] Continue Reading

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Tags: Football, Sports, Winters

Ultimate sports interview: Pat Winters, club football starting right guard

Posted on 11 March 2006 by Justin Phillips

The Warrior recently sat down with Pat Winters, first year starting right guard of the Marquette club football team. The team will take on the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Panthers, its Milwaukee rivals, in the Brew City Classic October 14. Did any players on Marquette’s team not play in high school? Most of the kids [...] Continue Reading

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Tags: Football, Sports

A look at the legends of the Golden Avalanche

Posted on 11 March 2006 by Peter Worth

When John F. McCormick S.J., spoke at a celebratory event at Marquette in 1929, he said “the football team is a rallying point for the sentiment that centers around any college.”This statement might evoke a pang of jealousy that we can’t rally around a Division 1 football team on Saturday afternoons. But that wasn’t the [...] Continue Reading

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