Cpl. Reynold Armand 21 years old from Rochester, New York 2nd Assault Amphibian Battalion, 2nd Marine Division, II Marine Expeditionary Force August 7, 2007 Reynold Armand didn’t want to wait until he turned 18 to join the Marines. He persuaded his adoptive mother to sign papers allowing him to sign up a year early. “I’m [...]
Wisconsinites celebrating their Second Amendmend Rights. “Open Carry Picnic Facts 213 people signed in. 99 people carried holstered firearms. 100 burgers, 100 brats and 50 hot dogs were served. $830.85 was raised by participants for Wisconsin Badger Camp.” HT: Boots and Sabers
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Nice to see this on the front page of ESPN’s College Basketball section:
From a letter recently sent to The Warrior: Marquette’s Independent News Source: “Dear Editor, My husband is a graduate student at Marquette, and recently brought home a copy of “the Warrior.” I was so impressed with it as a student organized publication that I just had to both congratulate and thank you. It is so [...]
With the ratio of liberal to conservative professors in some university departments reaching as high as 30 to 1 these days and blatant instances of bias in the classroom coming to light, an independent, free-market voice on campus is more important than ever. The Warrior is that voice on Marquette’s campus. The Warrior is a [...]
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Gop3.com is often very critical of Marquette University, not because we don’t appreciate the education we have received but because we believe constructive criticism is a very effective way to promote change. However, when my Alma Mater does something that makes me proud, especially in the face of popular liberal sentiment, I like to share [...]
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The following is an article about the University of Michigan’s plan to eviscerate the First Amendment right to free speech on its campus (this article is reproduced with the consent of Michael O’Brien, Editor-in-Chief of The Michigan Review): The College of Literature, Science, and the Art’s Facilities and Operations Department is considering adopting regulations that [...]
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