| Vol XXXIV No. 67 | Wednesday, January 17, 2001 |
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Crime, fire hit off-campus housing
Changed locks and straigtened door frames offer little proof of a series of break-ins and attempted burglaries at College Park. And visible signs of fire and smoke damage at Castle Point Apartments aren't as evident as a month ago. But the two local apartment complexes, popular among off-campus Notre Dame and Saint Mary's students, will have to deal with some concerns over safety following issues that arose while most students were ... [more] |
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 High tuition reflects University's shift in emphasis Every Christmas I get a personal, first-name invitation to join the Sorin Society. If I pay $1,000, benefits include "regional meetings" and the President's Newsletter. For $3,000 I could join the Founder's Circle and receive a video, an "ombudsman service" ... [more] Today's Viewpoint Articles |
 Irish beat No.1 Huskies for first time She had a dream. It did not stem from hundreds of years of racial inequality, a denial of basic Constitutional rights or living in a hypocritical America. Rather, Notre Dame coach Muffet McGraw's aspiration arose from over a decade of Connecticut-induced ... [more] Today's Sports Articles |
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