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Marquette Wire

The student news site of Marquette University

Marquette Wire

The student news site of Marquette University

Marquette Wire

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NIEZGODA: Marquette must separate church and health

Laura Niezgoda, Assistant Opinions Editor December 13, 2022
Marquette University must provide health resources, even if those resources are not confined to the merits of Catholic tradition.
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BURGESS: Issues with the feminist movement

Trinity Burgess, Opinion Columnist December 13, 2022
Women’s equality and empowerment are two of the goals that feminism claims to stands for. It’s a great sentiment, but toxic feminism continues to persist. 
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PATEL: How to leave your Marq

Krisha Patel, Opinions Columnist December 13, 2022
 Although four years in college might seem endless, I've learned it actually seems to go by rather fast.
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RADANDT: Donald Trump and the Republican divide

Jack Radandt, Op-ed Columnist December 13, 2022
This past week, in the previously Republican stronghold state of Georgia, the Republican Party suffered its third Senatorial election loss in two years.
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PATEL: Sometimes life redirects us

Krisha Patel, Opinions Columnist December 6, 2022
I always thought I would have my life planned out by a certain age — kind of like a blueprint for the rest of my life. Whether that be my career, places I’d live, vacations I’d take and the people I would meet.
CADY: Seventeen is an inconvenient time to be in love

CADY: Seventeen is an inconvenient time to be in love

Grace Cady, Executive Opinions Editor December 6, 2022
I was seventeen, and my head was constantly spinning. And when you live that way, all you ever want is to find someone who makes it stop.
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BURGESS: Growing amongst adversity

Trinity Burgess, Opinions Columnist December 6, 2022
Of the 8 billion people in this world, there is a young college woman. She is tall, black, has locs and is an introvert. Throughout her life, she has experienced loss, many times, in fact.
Editorial: Focusing on humanity in times of violence

Editorial: Focusing on humanity in times of violence

Grace Cady, Executive Opinions Editor December 6, 2022
As the nation sees an increase in violence on college campuses, it is important that we keep humanity at the forefront of our minds, hearts and conversations. 
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LYONS: The fight against unrealistic beauty standards

Kirsten Lyons, Opinions Columnist December 6, 2022
I can remember back to as young as five years old being insecure about my body. I felt too tall and too chubby compared to my peers and never good enough.
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HOUSTON: Senior year

Anna Houston, MUR Publicist December 6, 2022
I wish you knew me at another time.

NO PLANET B: Every Fraction of a Degree Matters: The Hope for Climate Doomism

November 22, 2022

This is a column part of a monthly series called “No Planet B” written by Sustainability & Energy Management Coordinator Chelsea Malacara and her sustainability interns. This series aims to provide...

LYONS: We must combat the rise of anti-semitism in America

Kirsten Lyons, Opinions Columnist November 22, 2022
Fervent anti-semitism has covertly risen in the United States for years and little to nothing has been done to stop it. Recently antisemitism has skyrocketed compared to more recent years.
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