| Vol XXXIII No. 94 | Wednesday, March 1, 2000 |
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ND professor earns prestigious position
Peter Garnavich, Notre Dame physics professor, is currently enjoying the professional privilege of his life as a member of the Supernova Intensive Survey team, a select group of astronomers who are using the Hubble Space Telescope to watch a celestial collision 169,000 light years away. In this never-before-seen occurrence, the debris from a 1987 supernova (an exploding star) will collide with the gas rings surrounding the site. "We are rarely able ... [more] |
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 Make the decision to be colorblind "He's got a nice booty, a six pack, blond hair, blue-eyes. Oh! And he's tan from surfing." That is the ideal boy among the girls with whom I have grown up. Yet my relatives tell me, "Don't marry an American (meaning ... [more] Today's Viewpoint Articles |
 Becker lives his coaching dream with Irish Ryan Becker stood on the Joyce Center court, talking with some coaches and players during water break at a recent practice. The women's basketball team had just finished another set of drills on a chilly afternoon in mid-February and needed a ... [more] Today's Sports Articles |
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