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Les Aspin: Marquette’s greatest pride or shame?

Posted on 07 November 2007 by Catherine Cronce

With prominent advertisements springing up across campus, the Les Aspin Center for Government has been gaining more attention from students this semester than ever before. Widely seen as merely an internship in Washington, D.C. for Political Science majors, the Les Aspin Center is actually open to all [...] Continue Reading

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I want you to pay for me to become a country singer

Posted on 10 October 2007 by Robert Fafinski

As you may know, Marquette has two papers that serve the community. I make it a point to read both. In last week’s Thursday issue of the other paper, columnist Brandon Stokes wrote about his desire to “socialize higher education.” Many liberal professors and administrators here at Marquette may agree with Stokes, but take it [...] Continue Reading

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Governing from the mushy middle

Posted on 08 November 2006 by Daniel Suhr

In its profile of the Wisconsin Governor’s race, the New York Times said incumbent Democrat Jim Doyle “comes off more as a technocrat than an ideologue.” The American Heritage Dictionary defines a technocrat as “a technical expert, especially one in a managerial or administrative position.” Jim Doyle was re-elected yesterday by the voters of Wisconsin [...] Continue Reading

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Common sense does not need a law

Posted on 13 September 2006 by Robert Fafinski

Perhaps you’ve heard the rumor, and I hate to be the one to break it to you, but it’s true. In the state of Minnesota, you are now not legally 21 years old until 8 a.m. on your 21st birthday. Is this some sick joke Minnesota politicians decided to play on newly-christened 21-year-olds to make [...] Continue Reading

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