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Wednesday, March 1, 2000 |
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ND professor earns prestigious position
By JESSICA DAUES
News Writer
 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 ... [more]
Moscona, Foley face off Thursday
By JASON McFARLEY
News Writer
Two tickets distanced themselves from a field of six in Tuesday's 2003 class council primary revote, setting up a run-off election on Thursday. The Brian Moscona ticket emerged as the leader yesterday, winning 32.6 percent of the freshman vote. Moscona and ... [more]
Observer announces top positions for '00-'01
By FINN PRESSLY
News Writer
Noreen Gillespie and Tim Logan will serve as managing and assistant managing editors, respectively, for the 2000-2001 academic year, editor in chief Mike Connolly announced Tuesday. Tim Lane will serve as business manager and Brian Kessler will act as operations manager. ... [more]
BOG to sponsor service project
By COURTNEY BOYLE
News Writer
Board of Governance voted unanimously to co-sponsor an Appalachian service trip and a program to invite Bayyinah Belloa, a native of Haiti, to lecture at Saint Mary's at their Tuesday meeting. Junior Genevieve Yavello requested co-sponsorship of the service project. ... [more]
Correction
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An article that appeared in Tuesday's edition of The Observer reported the death of Nancy Fallon, and incorrectly identified Fallon as a volunteer of St. Joseph's Soup Kitchen in South Bend. She was a volunteer of St. Augustine's Soup Kitchen in ... [more]
Panel: Diversity is essential for understanding others
By KRISTEN ALLEN
News Writer
Students spoke about the importance of going abroad and being open to new cultures at Wednesday's student-run forum, "McCulture: Americanism vs. Cross Culturalism." "To enjoy cross culturalism, you need cultural diversity," said Carol-Luc Jonard, a French exchange student at Notre Dame. ... [more]
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