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Marquette Wire

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Marquette Wire

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My late grandmother, dog, and I as a toddler, outside the Haggerty Museum of Art on campus.

Editor’s Note: November

A. Martina Ibáñez-Baldor November 5, 2014
November is bittersweet. I love fall, the colors of the changing leaves, the sweater weather, the clean, crisp air, the smells, the foods, and the holidays. But fall is also a constant reminder that winter is coming, along with the negative adjectives I have for winter.
Marquette Motives: makeup with a mission

Marquette Motives: makeup with a mission

Paige Lloyd November 5, 2014
Creating a worthwhile mission that others would enjoy is the mindset of many business owners just starting to put their ideas into action. Framing an idea and then making it a reality can be very difficult. Juniors Nic DeMore and Freddy d’Escoto framed an idea worth sharing through their cosmetic brand, Marquette Motives.
Independent Musicians

Independent Musicians

Phillip Ghuneim November 5, 2014
Musicians render record labels unnecessary through self-sufficient means. How more and more instrumentalists are succeeding without the assistance of prominent record companies.
Crus Thanksgiving Crawl Puts a Fun Twist on Traditional Feast

Cru’s “Thanksgiving Crawl” Puts a Fun Twist on Traditional Feast

Stephanie Harte November 5, 2014
In order to bond with fellow members and embrace the holiday, Marquette Cru participates in a Thanksgiving crawl every year. The event takes place the weekend before Thanksgiving and allows students to enjoy an affordable Thanksgiving dinner by dividing the feast up among four different hosts. Cru, formerly known as Campus Crusade for Christ, is a campus ministry group dedicated to growing and learning together in Jesus Christ.
Photo by: Xidan Zhang

Journey: Gregory Dobbs

Hannah Byron November 5, 2014
While walking through campus on a warm day, you have most likely seen him dressed in a top hat and over coat while practicing his craft. Some call him “the magic guy;” others call him “the juggler.” His real name is Gregory Dobbs.
110 Things for 110 years of the Marquette Journal

110 Things for 110 years of the Marquette Journal

Journal staff November 5, 2014
Celebrate 110 years of the Marquette Journal with 110 fun facts about the publications history, Marquette history, and other fun facts.
The man behind Marquette soccer

The man behind Marquette soccer

Jack Goods November 5, 2014
As Marquette soccer celebrates its 50th anniversary this season, the program’s history has been a frequent topic of discussion. However, it is the present that excites faces of the past. Marquette soccer is the strongest it’s ever been, and much of that is due to head coach Louis Bennett.
Andrew McMahon performed at The Rave with his band The Wilderness as part of the 102.1 Exposure Show concert series. (Photo by Lily Stanicek/lily.stanicek@marquette.edu)

Andrew McMahon of Jack’s Mannequin performs at Rave

Jack Goods November 4, 2014
Lead singer of Jack's Mannequin, Andrew McMahon, performed a small, intimate show at The Rave Oct. 30 as part of the 102.1 Exposure Show series.
Photo via imbd.com

Classic Netflix Picks: “The Usual Suspects”

Jack Taylor November 4, 2014
Let us start off by covering the movie’s plot holes, oh which it has quite a few. It is hard to find a movie without them. Plot holes usually make up the formula for a mediocre film, but this is a different case. “The Usual Suspects” is told in such an intricate, yet highly clever manner that it blows our minds anyway.
Participants painted their faces in order to resemble skulls. (Photo by Madeline Pieschel/madeline.pieschel@marquette.edu)

Dia de los Muertos festival celebrates culture, tradition

Stephanie Harte November 4, 2014
Milwaukeeans gathered from far and wide to experience “Dia De Los Muertos” Saturday, Nov. 1. Walker Square Park came alive with giant paper mache skulls and ofrendas (offerings) proudly carried by eccentric parade participants with skull-painted faces and festive costumes.
Photo via the1975.com

The 1975 to bring daunting, unique show back to MKE

Sarah Schlaefke November 4, 2014
With quirky guitar tunes, intriguing lyrics and plenty of hair flips, The 1975 will return to Milwaukee’s own Eagles Ballroom with their one-of-a-kind indie rock performance this Friday, Nov. 7.
J.K. Rowlings Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix is one of the novels that will be taught in the English Departments new Magic in Literature class. (Photo via Wikipedia.org)

Magic In Literature class added to English Dept. curriculum

Paige Lloyd November 4, 2014
For many students, class enrollment may just be signing up for required courses on a specified pathway of majors. Others seek to enroll in more interesting courses, such as Magic in Literature, which will be offered for the first time in the spring 2015 semester.
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