Sports
- Notre Dame's NCAA Tournament hopes fading fast following loss to Miami (By KATHLEEN O'BRIEN Assistant Sports Editor)
MIAMI, Fla.
- Upsets abound in 155-pound division quarterfinals (By KERRY SMITH Assistant Sports Editor)
Some of the top seeds in the 155-pound division faltered in the quarterfinal action Sunday, leaving a wide open fight for the championship titles.
- Notre Dame falls to top-ranked Connecticut, 77-59 (By KERRY SMITH Assistant Sports Editor)
The Irish learned a valuable lesson Saturday: 25 minutes of good play may be good enough to beat some teams, but not the No. 1 team in the nation
- Heavy weights pound into semifinals Favorites avoid upsets, advance to semifinals (By BILL HART Sports Writer)
Quarterfinal Bengal Bout action continued late into Sunday evening at the Joyce Center, as the odds-on favorites in the heavier weight classes took to the ring to defend their high seeding.
- Irish knock off Nittany Lions in home opener (By STEPHEN KEPPEL Sports Writer)
The Notre Dame men's lacrosse team looked impressive in its home opener Sunday as it defeated Penn State, 10-4.
- McGraw, Irish unable to break Husky curse for 11th time (By TIM CASEY Sports Writer)
It wasn't supposed to be like this.
- Dixey dances into semifinals with win (By BRIAN BURKE Sports Writer)
The quarterfinals of Bengal Bouts opened Sunday afternoon with one fight in the 120-pound division. Michael "Mr. Bubbles" Dixey earned the split decision over Reggie "The Ugly Stick" Robles in a closely fought contest.
- Irish set four meet records at Invite (By COLLEEN MCCARTHY Sports Writer)
The Notre Dame men's swimming team finished its season on a high note, rewriting the record books of the two-day Shamrock Classic meet this weekend.
- Irish swimmers dominate Shamrock Classic (By COLLEEN MCCARTHY Sports Writer)
It has been hard for the women's swim team to find a competitor it didn't dominate.
- Hurricanes blow past Irish late in game u Notre Dame squanders golden (By BRIAN KESSLER Sports Editor)
MIAMI, Fla.
Inside
- Parenting our parents (Amanda Greco assistant Viewpoint editor)
Last week presented an interesting sort of life lesson for me. We're all fairly young around here, and for the most part, so are our parents. Since I am the youngest of five kids, my folks may be a bit older than most. But certainly at 58 my father has not yet joined the ranks of the ancient. That's why the events of the last week were so hard for me to handle.
Viewpoint
- Shatter silence of alcohol deaths (Katie Dodd The Cavalier Daily)
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virginia
- Get with it, Health Services (Anonymous )
I am writing this letter in order to share my disturbing Health Services experience with the Notre Dame community.
- Are we celebrating genocide? (Tim Ferrell Sophomore)
I had never been inside the administration building until this year. Something has been bothering me ever since I walked through the hallway on the second floor. Has anyone noticed those huge pseudo-tapestries on the wall? They depict Christopher Columbus in various scenes regarding the "discovery" of America and related events. In fact, they don't just depict Columbus, they glorify him to some degree. One painting actually shows the Native Americans bowing down before Columbus, holding a cross. It's pretty scary.
- No `elections' occured (Patrick Dunnigan Freshman)
Both Notre Dame and Saint Mary's are now engulfed in scandals resulting from student body elections. But there is one slight problem: These votes were not elections. As of now, the student body has elected neither Crissie Renner at Saint Mary's nor Brian O'Donoghue at Notre Dame. In order for a president to be elected, he or she must receive 50 percent plus 1 votes of all the votes cast. Currently, neither candidate has received that amount.
- Service is a priority for seniors, grads (Andrea Smith Shappell, '79,'85 Director)
In response to Ashley Lowery and Jake McCall's recent letter about post-graduate options for seniors in the College of Arts and Letters, I would like to comment on what I hear from the many seniors I meet with to discuss post-graduate service programs.
News
Scene
- Otters embody ND greatness (Courtney Kerrigan )
By COURTNEY KERRIGAN
- Ready for Windows 2000? (By MIKE REVERS Access Denied)
Well, in a word, no. The fact is that the leap into the new millennium is not one that requires a change in your computer's operating system. For those who are unfamiliar with computers, an operating system, or OS, is the software that helps to run your computer's functions. The "Windows Family" of products from Microsoft has been and still is the most successful operating system in the world. The beauty of the OS is that it runs on virtually any machine, which makes it a very versatile operating system. This has helped strengthen its popularity.
- Zahm is life, not just a dorm (By ROBERT PAZORNIK Zahm Resident)
When you arrived on campus as freshmen, they told you Notre Dame has no fraternities.
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