Year: 2004

Mark Skiffington, a senior engineering student at Marquette University, isn’t looking for work. He’s going back to school. So is Cynthia Zimmerman, a Marquette senior majoring in accounting. “I was looking for a job in

Vice President of Student Affairs Dekwuan Postell talked to TSG’s general assembly about accountability and being more dedicated to the student body’s cause. He challenged the general assembly to not only address the administration regarding

Art and Religion Discussion The Esther Boyer College of Music and Dance will present “No Graven Image: Judaism and the Rise of Abstraction in Modern Art and Music,” a collaborative event combining musical performance and

The rules of a presidential campaign are remarkably similar to the rules of the playground: Namely, if you’re going to say it, you better be ready to back it up. The latest to learn that

In a local paper in late February was the headline “House passes bill protecting unborn victims.” While skimming through the black and white print, a quote from our president jumped out of the text. “We

For the fifth most populous state in the country, we’re a fairly quiet people in terms of politics. Governor Rendell is seeking to end this trend by the implementation of a statewide voter-education program in