| Vol XXXIV No. 88 |
Thursday, February 15, 2001 |
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PlanetIrish.com provides diverse links, services
Student-run site overshadowed by other online media
By NATE PHILLIPS
News Writer
 Largely unknown to the Notre Dame student body, the University-sanctioned Web site Planet Irish may be a diamond in the rough. Deeply shadowed by such prominent sites as NDToday and the Notre Dame homepage, PlanetIrish.com serves as a student-run online community ... [more]
Losing tickets make endorsements
By LAURA ROMPF
Assistant News Editor
With 35 percent of the student body's vote going to the four tickets eliminated in Monday's primary election for student body president, certain tickets have decided to support either Becker/McCord or Norton/Moscona. The Smith/Andre ticket said their platform, which focused on ... [more]
Renowned political philosopher Young to lecture at SMC tonight
By KATIE McVOY
News Writer
One of the pre-eminent female political philosophers in the United States will take center stage at Saint Mary's when Iris Marion Young speaks at the College tonight. Young, a political science professor at the University of Chicago, will speak as part ... [more]
Woo lectures on ethics in COB
Dean's speech headlines ND's annual Ethics Week
By GEOFFREY BRODIE
News Writer
Turning out ethical as well as successful graduates has long been the major goal of the Mendoza College of Business. Dean Carolyn Woo emphasized this and more in her lecture "What Ethics Week means to the Mendoza College of Business," which ... [more]
Campus events honor Black History Month
By KELLY HAGER
News Writer
Halfway through Black History Month, the events continue on the Notre Dame and Saint Mary's campuses. Terri Johnson, director of the Office for Multicultural Affairs (OMA) at Saint Mary's, is pleased with the turnout of events so far. "I think it ... [more]
Worker sparks morning fire in Main Building
Observer Staff Report
A fire Wednesday morning in the Main Building caused no damage to a second-floor office and resulted in no injuries, Notre Dame Security/Police officials said. According to Rex Rakow, director of Security/Police, the fire occurred at a meeting in Room 218 ... [more]
O'Donoghue runs for finish line
By ANNE MARIE MATTINGLY
News Editor
Notre Dame's 2000-01 student government team will keep working for the student body through their last day in office, said representatives from the Office of the President at Wednesday's Student Senate meeting. In his opening remarks, student body president Brian O'Donoghue ... [more]
Culligan discusses Super Bowl ads
By CECILIA OLECK
News Writer
An estimated 46 million people watched the Super Bowl this year and not all of those people were paying attention to the game. The Super Bowl is as important to advertisers as it is to football fanatics. The unveiling of new ... [more]
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