Featured, News, US and Foreign
Pope Benedict’s first trip to the United States
The Warrior sent our Catholic Beat Writer, Remington Tonar, to New York City for Pope Benedict XVI’s first visit to the United States.
Featured
Make A Difference - Wisconsin, Inc.
Make A Difference - Wisconsin, Inc. was the non-profit organization that ...
Basketball, Featured, Sports
James to The Warrior: “If someone leaves us, we just want to rub it in.”
The Warrior speaks with Dominic James and Lazar Hayward after Tom Crean's departure.
Featured, Marquette, Milwaukee
Delving into Campus Crime: Hitting crime at it’s roots on Marquette’s urban campus.
It was the kidnapping and five armed robberies that occurred within the two weeks...
Basketball, Featured, Sports
April Fools? Nope. Player confirms Crean to leave Marquette.
Sources are reporting that Coach Tom Crean will be leaving Marquette University for Indiana University.
From the Editor, Opinion
I’m out
Posted on 30 April 2008
This is my last editor’s column for The Warrior. Working for The Warrior as a writer, columnist and now, editor will probably be the thing I remember most about my time at Marquette. To see how far we’ve come as a paper is a phenomenal testament to the dedication of our many staff members over [...] Continue Reading
Marquette, News
Warrior Alumni: Daniel Suhr
Posted on 30 April 2008
Daniel Suhr, the Mequon native who has served as The Warrior’s news columnist since our first issue in November 2005, will graduate in a few weeks from Marquette University Law School. Later this summer, Suhr will leave Milwaukee and accept a position with the Federalist Society in Washington, D.C. Suhr finished both his undergraduate and [...] Continue Reading
Editorials, Opinion
A Senior’s swan song
Posted on 30 April 2008
It seemed like just yesterday I was a nasty kid with long, curly hair moving into O’Donnell Hall whose biggest concern was sneaking beer past the RAs. And now, heading into the Marine Corps as a Second Lieutenant, I can’t help but see all the changes my fellow seniors have gone through without thinking how [...] Continue Reading
Editorials, Opinion
Wanted: politicians with cajones
Posted on 30 April 2008
It is time you learned something about politicians: they are a smart breed. Every single one of them, even the ones usually referred to in the media as “idiots.” There is no way a common idiot can master the arts of both double-speak and selective truth telling to such a degree that they can influence [...] Continue Reading
Editorials, Opinion
Let me smoke in peace and private
Posted on 30 April 2008
A private business owner should maintain the right to make decisions for his/her own establishment, and consumers should make their personal decision as to whether they will enter.Governor Doyle’s proposed statewide smoking ban would strip business owners of their ability to decide whether or not they can permit smoking. This is a gross infringement on [...] Continue Reading
Sports
Fore! It’s golf season again in Milwaukee
Posted on 30 April 2008
As exams approach and the weather warms up it becomes apparent that summer is quickly approaching and soon golf courses everywhere will be open to relieve the stress of the long school year. Milwaukee County offers fifteen great golf courses across the Greater Milwaukee area that range from professional grade such as Brown Deer to courses [...] Continue Reading
Sports
Milwaukee bike trails: An exciting outside exercise option
Posted on 30 April 2008
Now that the weather is getting nice – well… nicer – many students will be busting out their trusty bicycles from the basement and taking to the streets. There are many good bike trails located near the Marquette campus that students can easily access for a good time. The main trail that many people use in [...] Continue Reading
MLB, Sports
Last year’s stars stagnant while new players hit it home for the Milwaukee Brewers
Posted on 30 April 2008
The year is 1982; Michael Jackson sells more than 25 million album copies, John Belushi dies, a man is found not guilty of trying to assassinate the President, gas is at $1.30 a gallon and the Milwaukee Brewers win the pennant. Sounds like a crazy year, huh? Holding the title for longest active playoff drought [...] Continue Reading
Marquette
Distinguished intellectual’s farewell to Marquette
Posted on 16 April 2008
Photos and Introduction by Robert Fafinski III Dr. Christopher Wolfe, a Marquette political science professor for thirty years, has had a long-lasting impact on Marquette University. As The Warrior first reported on October 11, 2006, Wolfe will be leaving Marquette to form a university of his own following this May’s graduation ceremony. The author [...] Continue Reading
Editorials, Opinion
Listen to the man: Petraeus is on to something
Posted on 16 April 2008
Last week, General Petraeus testified before the Senate about the current state of the Iraq War and provided his recommendations for the future. But before he had even arrived on Capitol Hill, Democrats were spreading negative messages about his report. Nancy Pelosi stated, “We don’t want to hear any glorification of what happened in Basra. [...] Continue Reading
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