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Features
 Editor's
Note: A New President, A New Day
My Love for the Place,
by Rev. John I. Jenkins, CSC
Full story
A Time to Celebrate:
The Inauguration of John Jenkins
Photos by Matt Cashore'94
Generation Map, by
William Schmitt
Although it seems the pendulum has swung back to the right,
perhaps it's more that today's students are the newest face
in a recurring series of generational types . . . and really
good kids.
Full story
An Englishman at Notre Dame, by
Peter Wicks
And the Brit finds -- after relearning how to pronounce his
name -- that things in these United States are strangely familiar
and similarly odd.
Full story
Into Africa, by Ed Cohen
Those who try to make life better in East Africa take on an
abundance of deely embedded problems -- and a people who seem
happier than their world would suggest.
Full Story
The Army of Kidnapped Children
My Mission to Darfus, by Brenna
Cussen '03M.A.
Full story
A Gift of Hope in Haiti, by Walton
Collins '51
Some young Notre Dame graduates have gone to Haiti, where
Louverture Cleary School is an outpost of benevolence in a
land of destitution.
Full Story
A Troubled Past
Other Notre Dame Initiatives in Haiti
A Confederacy of Forces, by Farrell
O'Gorman '90
A meditation on innocence, faith and American individualism
by a Carolina boy trying to understand how to be a good Catholic
Southerner in a nation whose roots sprout from Exceptionalism,
sin and Protestant predilections.
Full story
Perspectives
(Cover photograph by Don Nelson '91 MCA)
Marian images key: A key to the
Marian images on the back cover of the autumn 2005 print issue.
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Bonus copy: Reflections
*NEW* When John F. McCormick
was a student at Notre Dame, he worked so many jobs that the
University owed him money when he graduated. Christine McCormick
Schuermann recalls her father's relationship with ND in "Picturing
Dad."
As a student, Patrick Crowe '71 worked for Abbot Astrik L.
Gabriel, then director of Notre Dame's Medieval Institute.
In "The Passing of a Giant,"
Crowe recalls how he came to appreciate the many quirks of
the great teacher and scholar, who died in May 2005 at age
97.
Edward Vasta '52, an ND emeritus professor of English, looks
back at how his life has been repeatedly influenced by Notre
Dame in "My Notre Dame Victories."
Want to know how to raise a Notre Dame fan? Brendan Rielly'96J.D.
offers up a fun take in "Brainwashing
Our Children Properly."
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