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Posted on 02 April 2008 by Letter

Dear Editor, I would love to open up a dialogue about the recent story titled “Crime at Open Pantry”. We are very passionate about taking care of our employees and customers everyday at Open Pantry and I certainly would be open to discuss this situation with you, your staff, and also invite anyone from Marquette security [...] Continue Reading

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Kudos to a well done alternate news source

Posted on 13 March 2008 by Letter

Dear Editor, My husband is a graduate student at Marquette, and recently brought home a copy of “the Warrior.” I was so impressed with it as a student organized publication that I just had to both congratulate and thank you. It is so refreshing to see a student-led publication that desires to be faithful to the [...] Continue Reading

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Tags: Campus, Crime, Massacre, Virginia Tech

In the wake of tragedy, try to see the finger of God

Posted on 25 April 2007 by Letter

I’m sure that virtually all of us are still reeling at the horrific events which took place on at Virginia Tech. Such mindless evil is dreadfully hard to contemplate. There are no easy answers to difficult questions. And yet . . . And yet . . . Like we have seen so often before, during times of immense [...] Continue Reading

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Tags: Sexual Violence, Vagina Monologues

Anti-Monologues student asks, “Do you believe in true love?”

Posted on 25 April 2007 by Letter

Humor me. Keep that question in the back of your mind as I talk about the elephant in the room at this month’s presentation of The Vagina Monologues. Turns out, the elephant has a lot to do with how you answer this question. What struck me most at the end of the day was not what [...] Continue Reading

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Tags: Academic Freedom, Catholicism

Maguire question belongs in Church, not university

Posted on 27 September 2006 by Letter

To the editor: In response to Mike Snider’s question as to why Dr. Daniel Maguire has not been excused from teaching at Marquette University, the answer if fairly simple. Marquette has explicitly stated, in both in its Mission Statement and Faculty Handbook, that the presence of academic freedom in the classroom is necessary to the advancement [...] Continue Reading

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Tags: Catholicism, Daniel Maguire

Maguire Misrepresents Catholicism

Posted on 13 September 2006 by Letter

To the editor: As a junior at Marquette University, I enrolled in a Theology course entitled “The Roots of Moral Wisdom.” I had not looked into the instructor or course material at any length, but after five minutes of the first session I realized I should have. If I did not realize I was in the [...] Continue Reading

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Tags: Letters, Praise, Racism

Letters to the Editor

Posted on 06 April 2006 by Letter

The following letters were submitted since the publication of our last issue. Popularity: 6% [?] Continue Reading

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Just had to say “Thank You”

Posted on 16 February 2006 by Letter

JUST HAD TO SAY “THANK YOU” The February 1 edition of The Warrior is the first I’ve read in detail, and I want to take the time to thank your entire staff for the article concerning The March for Life in Washington. I often feel that Marquette’s pro-choice crowd greatly outnumbers that of the pro-lifers, and [...] Continue Reading

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Tags: criticism

Letter to the Editor

Posted on 01 February 2006 by Letter

Submitted by David Steier: The majority of your alternative campus newspaper is written by MU Republicans who aim their articles directly at what you consider the masses of liberals at Marquette who are impeding your freedom of expression. You are only adding to the animosity between Democrats and Republicans, of which I wrote about in [...] Continue Reading

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Letter to the Editor

Posted on 30 November 2005 by Letter

So let me get this straight. You run an article basically b*tching about the JS calling your paper a bunch of Republicans in its recent article on your publication…but a cursory check of your news section doesn’t prove otherwise….I don’t get it. What’s the b*tching all about? Sarah Cooke, Associated Press Journalism ‘99 Popularity: 5% [?] Continue Reading

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