Notre Dame Magazine
Autumn 1996
Features
The Other Notre Dame
, by Walton Collins
The University also includes those sometimes forgotten, often misunderstood but increasingly valued graduate students.
Un Hombre Duro y Dulce
, by Jerry Kammer
For generations of Hispanic scholars Julian Samora was mentor, benefactor and guide. He was also a pioneer who helped change America.
It Isn't Working
, by William Pfaff
Globalization and the new capitalism are not delivering the utopia they promised. In fact, they may be doing more harm than good.
The Human Element
, by Carol Schaal
What's good for business isn't always good to these human resources.
Germ Warfare
, by Ed Cohen
Americans weren't always obsessive about cleanliness but they are now.
A Close Shave
: More on germ warfare
A Place in Heaven
, by Eric Zorn
Eternal bliss is a mystery explorable with conjecture, logic, dogma, faith, scripture and hope. But it is a mystery nevertheless.
That Perilous Gift
, by Elizabeth Austin
Shame is both toxin and vaccine, a primal emotion, the mirror to our secret souls -- and perhaps the missing ingredient to cure America's ills.
One Night in Gulfport
, by Kerry Temple
Ever since that encounter 25 years ago, the enigma that is homosexuality has been pestering me.
Notre Dame News
Students plug in
Gilding the dome
A chilling development
Deadly infection's big comeback
Perspectives
Travels with God
:An epiphany at Volcan Santa Maria
What child is this?
: A middle age bonus
The fixer
: Getting on with things
In the spirit
: Emisarries from an ether world
Alumni Section
An Inquiring mind
Classnotes
Artwork for
That Perilous Gift
by Carl Prescott
Volume 25, Number 3
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