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Features
 American Dreamers
Editor's Note: Red states, blue states, black and white
American Dreamers, by Jerry Kammer
If only the ideas and hopes didn't fly headlong into the jaws of some very real problems.
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The Other Side of the Story, by Allert Brown-Gort
Global Warning, by Chris Hayes
As experts on the use of
sanctions in Iraq and other hot spots, a pair of Kroc professors became main players on the world stage -- and unheeded voices in the WMD debate.
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A Practicum in Idealistic Theory, by Anthony Lang Jr. '90
Or: How an Egyptian Coptic Christian was plucked from academia to sow peace in the Mideast and run the United Nations.
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A Way to Stop the Killing, by John Monczunski
The Mission, by Rev. John Jenkins, CSC, '76, '78M.A.
Notre Dame's president explains how serving the Church is central to its role as a Catholic university.
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How Catholic the Faculty? by Richard Conklin '59M.A.
Notre Dame looks to the faith of its faculty as it takes steps to strengthen its religious commitment.
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A View from the Classroom, by Donald P. Kommers
One veteran teacher-scholar reflects on the study of constitutioal law and its place and purpose at the university.
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Rock music package
My Kind of Music, by James Seidler '02
Stuck in a Moment, by Tim Jacob
The Boss, by Patrick Gallagher '83
Hot August Night, by Kerry Temple '74
Perspectives
(Cover painting by Maceo Montoya)
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Alumni Affairs
Bonus copy: Reflections
 The dedication of the new Jordan Hall of Science held special meaning for Laetare Medal
recipient and former board of trustees chairman Thomas P. Carney '37. "Now Notre Dame has a
classroom building worthy of the level of science education it provides," he told his daughter,
Janet Carney O'Brien '77. Himself a recipient of that science education, the chemical
engineering graduate fondly recalls the often odiferous atmosphere of the research lab in
his paean to an inventive professor in "Synthetics and Smells: Memories of Father Nieuwland,
CSC."
The death in July 2006 of Father Aidan Kavanagh, OSB, who founded the doctoral program in
liturgical studies at Notre Dame, made the world a smaller place, writes Jeannette Cezanne. She
relates his advice on communicating with parishioners in "Listen to Mrs. Murphy."
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