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Features
 Editor's
Note: Those Angry Readers
Catching the Light Just
Right: The Photography of Matt Cashore
Full story
That's News To Me,
by Robert Schmuhl '70
A smorgasbord of media outlets -- many pushing an agenda over
objectivity -- is enabling people to choose the news they
want to hear. Is that good for America?
Full story
Leaving Arcadia, by Jessica Mesman
CBS brought together God and a teenage girl to see how the
divine might work in the world. But the network showed too
little faith and Joan departs, with only a few clues to go
on.
Full story
Arms Unfolded, by Todd David
Whitmore
While many proponents in the pro-life and pro-choice camps
have locked into a stalemate, others are finding comon ground
and reaching out to rescue mothers and babies.
Full Story
At the Door of a Brave New World,
by Harvey Bender
The Human Genome Project may point to "better living
through genetic engineering," but with it comes a minefield
of ethical dilemmas.
Full story
Walking the Woods, by Kerry Temple
The nature trail at Saint Mary's College offers refuge and
passage.
Full Story
The Next Big Thing ... just might
be a Notre Dame invention, by Johh Monczunski
Full story
Perspectives
(Cover photograph by Matt Cashore '94)
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University News
Illuminations
Letters
Cafe du Lac
Alumni Affairs
Bonus copy: Reflections
* NEW * Want to know how to
raise a Notre Dame fan? Brendan Rielly'96J.D. offers up a
fun take in Brainwashing our
children properly.
For many years, Father George Wiskirchen, CSC, directed the
Notre Dame Jazz Band. His niece, Julie Wiskirchen, ND class
of 1994, pays homage to him in "Remembering
Uncle Father."
Larry Tholen, a 1960 Notre Dame graduate, has always been
fond of old cars, especially of Studebakers. He thought a
1932 Rockne car would make a great item of ND memorabilia.
In "The Search for a Rockne
Car" he writes about his hunt for the coupe named
after the famed football coach, Knute Rockne.
In another story of a car, 1980 Notre Dame graduate D.A.
Narducci III reflects on the trip he took to campus with William
G. Millman Jr. '79 in "Two
Friends and an MG."
For Tom Pierce, a 2003 ND graduate, a friendship he and his
brother, Don Pierce, class of 2001, developed with an elderly
ND graduate opened his eyes to the meaning Notre Dame holds
for its students. He writes about that gift in "The
Essence of Notre Dame."
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