Sports
Inside
- Journeys (Bryan Kronk )
It all started on a chilly February weekend in 1977 in the hills of eastern Pennsylvania.
Viewpoint
- A tale of two Notre Dame parents (Gary Caruso Capitol Comments)
For last year's Junior Parents' Weekend, I urged students to appreciate the weekend they were about to share with their parents and classmates. I recalled how I, as the coordinator of my JPW, had little time for my family.
- Increase in activity fees would benefit students (Audra Hagan Controller, Office of the Student Body President)
Wednesday night we attended the Student Senate meeting to present arguments supporting the proposed increase in student activity fees. By virtue of our active and long-term involvement in the allocation of Student Union funds, we believe that we can offer insight into the Student Union's financial needs. The Senate rejected the proposal, however, before all parties were heard. We would like to use this forum to present our case.
- Attacking the State of the Union (Gina Cora junior)
This letter is in response to Mike Marchand's Feb. 11 column.
- Quote of the Day (Betty Naomi Friedan author)
"When she stopped conforming to the
- `Monologues' promote freedom Value open minds (Dan Tyszka sophomore)
My letter is in response to Sean Dudley's letter on Feb. 14. I guess it has to happen every so often that someone decides that he or she must change the University with a letter to The Observer.
- `Monologues' promote freedom Embrace femininity (Molly McShane junior)
I would like to respond to Sean Dudley's letter concerning the vulgarity of the "Vagina Monologues." First, a small disclaimer. As luck would have it I know the author of said letter and therefore do not wish to condemn his intentions because I believe they were good. I must, however, strongly disagree.
News
- Bishop edges Moscona in election (ERIN LaRUFFA Associate News Editor)
In a race that was almost as close as Monday's primary, Notre Dame elected its second female student body president in history on Thursday.
- Charting new paths Cancer Center continues research with $2.1 million grant (ANDREW THAGARD Assistant News Editor)
For an organization pioneering new methods to diagnose and treat cancer, the Walther Cancer Research Center calls little attention to itself within the Notre Dame community. The organization is spread out throughout campus, and because the Center has no central building, faculty members use their own laboratories for research.
- Parents arrive for 50th JPW (JOHN FANNING News Writer)
The 50th annual Junior Parents' Weekend officially begins at 9 p.m. tonight in the Joyce Center, and continues through Sunday afternoon. However, the weekend's upcoming events have been in planning with various campus groups since last April.
- HCA celebrates 25 years of service (LIZ KAHLING News Writer)
This fall's Holy Cross Associates will be the 25th group of post-graduate students to embark on the year-long service program.
Scene
- FTT presents 'New Playwrights Workshop 2002' (By C. SPENCER BEGGS Scene Editor)
The campus spotlight doesn't always illuminate the real work that goes into a show. Actors are not the only people who produce a show. Some of the hardest work in any production is completed before a show even starts.
- Repertory/Performance Workshop presents '2002 Dance Spectrum' (By KATIE FORD Scene Writer)
Those who are children of the '80s grew up mesmerized by dance-charged films like "Fame" and "Flashdance." Some even dared to don leg warmers and sweatbands in an attempt to attain the ability that those movies showcased. They hurried excitedly into their first dance classes, eager to learn and even more eager to perform.
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