| Vol XXXV No. 85 |
Wednesday, February 6, 2002 |
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SMC professor serves as campaign manager
By SARAH RYKOWSKI
News Writer
 Saint Mary's political science chair Patrick Pierce is making good on a 20-year-old promise this election year as he runs James Caldwell's politicalcampaign for St. Joseph County Comm-issioner. "Jim and I used to sit around Friday nights and talk about ... [more]
Senate calls for more power
By JASON McFARLEY
News Editor
With the backing of the University's top academic official, the Faculty Senate rushed passage Tuesday of a resolution to reorganize the senate and give the body more formal authority. After Provost Nathan Hatch expressed support for the measure, senators voted unanimously ... [more]
GSU members dismiss discord
By ANDREW THAGARD
Assistant News Editor
The Graduate Student Union (GSU) has dropped a motion introduced in December to dismiss vice president Kishori Deshpande from office. "For the sake of the Graduate Student Union, and given the time frame for the stepping down process, the president of ... [more]
Student government circles extend beyond politics
By ERIN LaRUFFA
Associate News Editor
When the four tickets running in Notre Dame's student body election face off at tonight's debate, the candidates will not just be debating opposing platforms — they will be debating against people they consider friends. In fact, most of the candidates ... [more]
Prof testifies on pension reform
By TERRY RESTIVO
News Writer
Teresa Ghilarducci, associate professor of economics at Notre Dame, testified Thursday at Ivy Tech State College. Appearing before a congressional oversight meeting of the Education and Workforce Committee, Ghilarducci testified on current economic issues, specifically pension reform and maintaining working ... [more]
Executive Council creates new student activities calendar
By ERIN LaRUFFA
Associate News Editor
Students wanting information about lectures, sporting events and other activities going on around campus will now have new resource: an all-encompassing calendar sponsored by student government's Executive Cabinet. "We want everything to be on it," said Casey Fitzmaurice, one of the ... [more]
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