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Tags: Crime, Public Safety

Public Safety amps up surveillance

Posted on 24 September 2008 by Joseph Clark

Returning students may have noticed one of 67 pairs of blue-and-gold signs reminding them “This area may be monitored by Public Safety cameras.” The signs were installed in conjunction with significant upgrades to DPS’s infrastructure, including 60 new security cameras installed since 2007, and a Command Information Center to monitor them. Lt. Brian J. Joschko, DPS support [...] Continue Reading

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Tags: Crime, Letter to the Editor, Open Pantry

Dialogue needed in Open Pantry article

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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Tags: Crime, Gun Control, Public Safety

Delving into Campus Crime: Hitting crime at it’s roots on Marquette’s urban campus.

Posted on 02 April 2008 by Katelyn Ferral

It was the kidnapping and five armed robberies that occurred within the two weeks... Continue Reading

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Tags: Crime, Open Pantry

Crime at Open Pantry: employee raises concerns, but customers still shop

Posted on 14 March 2008 by Victoria Caswell

Coffee, a burrito bar, hot dogs and a comfortable seating area are four things that Open Pantry, 824 N. 16th St., began offering on Aug. 30, 2007, when it opened its new location below Campus Town West. “This great relationship between Marquette University and Open Pantry will not only provide one of the most innovative places [...] 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: Crime, Gun Control, Virginia Tech

Conceal-carry could’ve ended tragedy

Posted on 25 April 2007 by Robert Fafinski

This is a tough column to write because the nationwide emotional wound is not yet close to healing. But it must be written. In the wake of the Virginia Tech shooting by student Cho Seung-Hui, the best thing we can do is look forward, ask tough questions and try to implement policies that could help [...] Continue Reading

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Tags: Campus, Crime, Public Safety

Is campus safe? Yes

Posted on 08 November 2006 by Nicole Larson

With many prisoners being released in major cities around the country, such as Detroit and St. Louis, there are many safety concerns surrounding urban campus life. Milwaukee is no exception. With one of the highest increased crime rates, many parents are feeling nervous about their college children. Marquette is one of the most highly secured [...] Continue Reading

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Tags: Campus, Crime, Public Safety

Is campus safe? No

Posted on 08 November 2006 by James Diamond

One way to get a feel for campus safety is to ask someone who was a victim of crime. After all, safety is just as much of a feeling as it is compiled of statistics. My roommate recently became a victim of armed robbery on the corner of 16th and State streets, right outside our [...] Continue Reading

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