Sports
Inside
- More than entertaining (By Helena Payne News Editor)
If you are like the 100 million viewers who called in to select the winner of American Idol, you are probably mourning a loss like I am. The show pays homage to our generation. We like MTV and we love pop music and we don't want to see it go away.
Viewpoint
- On Sept. 11, America won't mourn alone (Andrew DeBerry ND Going Global)
What would a Middle Eastern Muslim in another country have to say about America?
- Rumble, don't mumble, when supporting Fighting Irish athletic teams this weekend (Randy Waldrum head women's soccer coach)
Help! I want to take a moment and ask all of our students for a favor. The womens soccer program has a huge tournament this weekend, hosting No. 1 Santa Clara on Friday night at 7:30 p.m. and No. 4 Portland at 1 p.m. on Sunday. We really need your support (all students) to help us get these victories this weekend.
- Silence is not golden in Notre Dame Stadium (Paul Vasquez Notre Dame doctoral candidate)
Our campus has some serene places: the lakes, the Grotto and the Basilica — places where peace can be found amidst the rush of daily life. Unfortunately, the same could be said for Notre Dame Stadium in recent years. I have been truly surprised at how quiet the crowd can be during a game at times. I challenge all fans to do two things for this season and beyond.
News
- Student Senate promotes The Shirt (By JASON McFARLEY News Writer)
Sport your football shirts, Notre Dame fans, but leave your ties at home.
- Tailgaters face policy changes NDSP plans to patrol Saturday (By LIZ KAHLING and JESSICA DALSING)
As the first Notre Dame home football game approaches, students and sports fans will race to local grocers stocked with hotdogs, burgers and beer in preparation for the many Saturday tailgaters to grace Notre Dame's parking lots.
- College sees security shift (By SARAH NESTOR Saint Mary's News Editor)
Saint Mary's Security has been revitalized this year with new programming and greater student interaction.
- Growing women's center finds little space in library (By JAMIE BELCHER News Writer)
- Professors take helm of committees (By ANDREW THAGARD Assistant News Editor)
In what chairman John Robinson called a "remarkably productive" session Wednesday, Faculty Senate appointed representatives to vacant positions during its first meeting of the academic year.
Scene
- `Blood Work' a film that bloody doesn't work (By SHAWN NEWBURG Scene Movie Critic)
"Blood Work," directed and produced by Clint Eastwood, was launched into the running for worst movie of the year a couple weeks ago. A shallow, predictable plot with numerous holes, extremely poor acting worsened only by a lame script and average cinematography left crowds either laughing or groaning at just how bad this movie was.
- Speilberg's `Minority Report:' a movie with brain and brawn (By C. SPENCER BEGGS Scene Editor)
Stephen Speilberg's latest action thriller, "Minority Report," is set in the ultra-futuristic Washington D.C. of 2054. Technology advances to the point that future inhabitants live, for the most part, in an actualized utopia. Even violent crime is almost non-existent as genetically engineered clairvoyant called "pre-cogs" detect and report homicides before they happen. "Pre-crime," as it is called, has eliminated premeditated murders. Those that would commit murders are arrested by rocket pack-wearing commando police officers.
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