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Archive | April, 2006

Tags: Immigration, Opinion

Illegal immigration argument flawed with hypocrisy

Posted on 27 April 2006 by Brent Downs

Today, the issue of illegal immigration has become a hot debate topic passionately analyzed by many people, especially our political leaders. Organizations both for and against it have commanded the attention of policy makers from both sides of the aisle. In this debate it is particularly amusing to see liberals arguing in favor of illegal immigration. [...] Continue Reading

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Tags: NFL, Season Preview

Musical chairs, announcers’ style

Posted on 13 April 2006 by Luke Fuller

The NFL had one of its more active off-seasons this year. Whether it was an exciting draft, the new commissioner or significant free agent movement like T.O. going to the Cowboys, a lot changed. Perhaps nothing changed more than the television lineup for this fall. “Monday Night Football,” the Mecca of television for true sports [...] Continue Reading

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Tags: Beer, Belgian

Beyond Busch Light: Wonders of Belgian brews

Posted on 07 April 2006 by Brandon Henak

One of the hardest parts of writing a beer column is the dilemma that arises as you reach the end of the final sample. Do you start writing the column, or do you continue sampling the undoubtedly savory brews you have already opened with a group of good friends to help? Such is the hardship [...] Continue Reading

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Tags: Conservative, Jonah Goldberg, National Review

NRO editor hails new wave of media competition

Posted on 07 April 2006 by Sarah Kirby

"Being conservative is a permanent label...when I am asked what I think about something, it isn't considered analysis but conservative analysis," - Jonah Goldberg speaking at Marquette Continue Reading

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Tags: RAs, Resident Assistants

Is too much expected of Marquette Resident Assistants? Yes

Posted on 07 April 2006 by Luke Fuller

Resident Assistants are a familiar fixture of dorm life for Marquette students, and they are over-worked. Whether it is helping on move-in day, dealing with roommate issues or planning wing meetings, RAs have their hands full. According the job description posted on Marquette’s Web site, RA responsibilities fall into seven broad categories: being a role [...] Continue Reading

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Tags: RAs, Resident Assistants

Is too much expected of Marquette Resident Assistants? No

Posted on 07 April 2006 by Justin Phillips

Residence Assistants at Marquette may be some of the most under appreciated people on campus, but they are far from the most overworked. For a job with the most rigorous and in-depth selection process, the job does not seem to be such a daunting task as it is played up to be. Ninety percent of [...] Continue Reading

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Tags: Humor, Satire

Ode to the RA

Posted on 07 April 2006 by Nick Jameson

Dear Marquette Administrator: I am incredibly upset for the latest purging of the RA crop. My RA never deserved to be fired. He never did anything wrong. His listening skills were in fact much better than any other person on campus. Our floor RA was the most considerate, caring person that you could have ever met. [...] Continue Reading

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Tags: Blueprint, Fundraising

Blueprint for the future

Posted on 07 April 2006 by Diana Sroka

As the fundraising campaign that gave life to the Al Maguire Center, Raynor Library and Dental school building celebrates its recent completion, the university is gearing up for... Continue Reading

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