| Vol XXXIV No. 90 |
Monday, February 19, 2001 |
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French travel tips, thieves and a Hungarian massage
Mary Anne Lewis
Scene Writer
 4 September 2000 — Day One Call me out of town! I got my ticket and I used it. So here we are, 36 kids who don't really know each other, 36 kids alone together, here in France. Soon, we'll be ... [more]
From Vikings to Freud: The College of Arts and Letters
By JACQUELINE BROWDER
Assistant Scene Editor
Does the thought of dissection make you sick? Not wild about accounting? As a child, did you have trouble creating a sturdy structure with your Lincoln Logs? Have no fear — the College of Arts and Letters may be just what ... [more]
Shakespeare's `The Winter's Tale' to warm Notre Dame
By C. SPENCER BEGGS
Scene Writer
What do London, England and Notre Dame have in common? Well, they're both cold, both have bland food, and both have some of the most innovative and inspirational theater in the world. The Actors From The London Stage arrived on campus ... [more]
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