| Vol XXXIV No. 80 | Monday, February 5, 2001 |
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Candidates use various tactics to earn support, get votes
With memories of the recent federal election still fresh in their minds, Notre Dame students are once again seeing campaign messages from presidential hopefuls. But instead of talking about Social Security, taxes and prescription drug plans, the most recent wave of candidates are talking about bookstore policies, campus entertainment and parietals as they campaign to become Notre Dame's next student body president and vice president. Since the official campaign began two ... [more] |
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 Addressing workers rights It is an exciting time to be an anti-sweatshop activist. Today the administration is meeting with the Executive Director of the Workers Rights Consortium (WRC) and within the next 30 days the administration will decide whether to join the WRC. This ... [more] Today's Viewpoint Articles |
 No. 1 Irish shoot down Eagles CHESTNUT HILL, Mass. In the concourse at Boston College's Conte Forum sits a trophy case highlighting the Eagles' athletic accomplishments over the last several decades. The case holds a picture of the scoreboard at Notre Dame Stadium, displaying a final score ... [more] Today's Sports Articles |
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