| Vol XXXIV No. 94 | Friday, February 23, 2001 |
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Paving the Way
University President Emeritus Father Theodore Hesburgh had just been named rector of Farley Hall in the fall of 1948 when he received a phone call from an irate woman, the mother of one of his residents in the newly-built residence hall. "I got a call from a lady who said she was calling from New Orleans and her son lived in Farley Hall," said Hesburgh. "She then said to me, `I ... [more] |
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 Nine days traversing a continent February 2, 2001. Fifteen minutes into a night train ride to Dresden. The car rumbles and squeaks over the tracks. I stretch my legs out on the top bunk of our sleeping car. My fingers, spine and chest tingle as motion ... [more] Today's Viewpoint Articles |
 No. 6 Irish tennis squad looks for best start in 5 years When Michelle Dasso broke the all-time singles victory record last weekend, she didn't even know it. The senior All-American was too concerned with beating then-No. 7 Pepperdine. Led by Dasso's victory at No. 1 singles, the 123rd of her career, Notre ... [more] Today's Sports Articles |
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