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MU as a tourist attraction, let’s get on that Catholic art

Posted on 10 October 2007 by Daniel Suhr

From time to time, students come upon an elderly couple or a gaggle of little old ladies strolling campus, and more than once I have offered directions to help them navigate from Gesu Church to the Joan of Arc Chapel. They are, in a term, “Catholic tourists,” people who like to look at churches. As [...] Continue Reading

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Improv improves lives: Studio 13 Refugees bring comedy to campus

Posted on 25 April 2007 by Kristina Bustos

For some, it’s chocolate. For others, it’s listening to music. But for the members of Studio 13 Refugees group, it’s improvisation comedy. “It’s very therapeutic for me,” said sophomore Phillip Berns. “I’m having a bad week and I go to practice and we just play improv games and talk about our next show. I just [...] Continue Reading

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Student Fine Arts Night, an outlet for MU art

Posted on 25 April 2007 by Lindsey Huster

The Student Fine Art Show at the Haggerty Museum of Art filled the upper and lower galleries with hundreds of people. From 7 p.m. to 9:30 p.m., students, artists and admirers gathered in the small space, proving once in for all that art exists at Marquette, and even more, that students crave such a creative [...] Continue Reading

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‘Art and Conflict in Central Asia’ meets Marquette

Posted on 08 November 2006 by Lindsey Huster

“Art and Conflict in Central Asia” is a beautiful but rare exhibit. After touring Italy, this compilation of modern cultural art has made a one-time stop in the United States at Marquette University’s very own Haggarty Museum of Art.Organized by the Soros Center for Continuing Arts, as well as international curator Enrico Mascelloni, this exhibit [...] Continue Reading

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‘Dance first, think later’

Posted on 08 November 2006 by Sarah Finneran

“Dance first, think later.” Dance, Inc., the student-run dance organization on campus, adheres to this motto whole-heartedly. This passion for dance was evident during Dance, Inc.’s fall recital on Oct. 27, 28 and 29.The show was held at the Helfaer Theater. One would expect the performance to take place in the main auditorium, but instead [...] Continue Reading

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Innovative Haggerty’s exhibit scores big with students

Posted on 27 September 2006 by Lindsey Huster

Breaking the boundaries between art and sports, art exhibit “Hockey Seen: A Nightmare in Three Periods and Sudden Death” opens at the Haggerty Art Museum on Sept. 28. With well-known philosopher Nelson Goodman behind this unique display of media, the museum will be hosting a reception for the American Society for Aesthetics on Oct. 27 [...] Continue Reading

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