How arbitrary is MUSG’s allocation process? The Warrior goes beyond the...
How arbitrary is MUSG’s allocation process? The Warrior goes beyond the paperwork Marissa Evans Throughout the year Marquette’s student government (MUSG) sits down to discuss Student Organization...
View ArticleMUSG: Double Sided Printing, Big Waste of Time
During the Senate meeting held on February 19, 2009, a very unimportant issue took up the most meeting time – that of Recommendation 6. Recommendation 6 was introduced to the Senate by Senators John...
View ArticleMUSG’s midyear check-in: Some progress, but much to be done
As the school year enters its second semester, MUSG is looking toward the future and has started holding meetings to discuss the upcoming elections. While this transition will affect the entire student...
View ArticleOusted MUSG Legislative Vice President speaks out
“Bad things happen when you mess with MUSG.” Those are the words that Abe Matthew said to a Tribune reporter on November 15, 2008. The next two weeks preceding his removal from office, he was under...
View ArticleWrite to a soldier, make a difference this holiday season
Around this time of year, we begin to see advertisements for the picturesque holiday season. The fireplace ablaze, the snow gently falling, everyone is gathered together, sipping eggnog and hot cocoa....
View ArticleAn MUSG Senate turnaround? Senators finally go out and talk the students
During the Senate meeting on October 23, 2008, something crazy happened: the Senators were required to talk to some of their constituents for 30 minutes before the meeting proceeded with normal...
View ArticleBe the difference: Go vote on Nov. 4th
In case you missed it, we have a Presidential election on our hand, folks! Around this time, it’s common to hear political and idealist debates going on about who is the best candidate, what party...
View ArticleThe consensus is… the Senate is failing
As wrote about in my last column, MUSG punishes its Senate members by making them actually talk to the people they represent. How many? 25. So, is talking to 25 students really a punishment? Not...
View ArticleNew MUSG Beatwriter: Senate say what?
Today, sadly, we end an era. Joseph Schuster is no longer writing the MUSG Beat column for “The Warrior.” To fill this void and ensure MUSG is held accountable to the Marquette student body, I will...
View ArticleMUSG does not want your opinion
Marquette’s student government is always making the claim that they are interested in hearing student opinions, insights, comments and suggestions. However, from what one can see as a student, it does...
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