| Vol XXXIII No. 94 |
Wednesday, March 1, 2000 |
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Make the decision to be colorblind
Jennifer Guintu
What's Your Shade?
 "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]
Be wary of horrible hospital care
Jason McFarley
The Bottom Line
Call me somewhat biased in opinion, but my 73-year-old grandmother, Marguerite McFarley, seems to me a thoroughly fair individual. In the same breath (or half-hour-long story), she can recite for you all that's right with the world and, on occasion, some ... [more]
Nancy Fallon's life was a gift
Letter to the Editor
I first met Nancy Fallon in 1989 when she came to talk to me about free-lance writing for Courier. I knew instantly that she was someone I wanted to work with — someone I couldn't wait to work with. She was ... [more]
Screening for morals is foolhardy
Letter to the Editor
This is in response to Ms. Sheryl Miller's letter of Feb. 29, "Big families should not be mocked." I am sure I am not alone in taking mild offense at this article. Ms. Miller's initial response of support for Ms. Antkowiak ... [more]
Catholic isn't all that counts
Amanda Greco
assistant Scene editor
In choosing to attend Saint Mary's, I was fully aware of its Catholic affiliation. However, as schools that explicitly pride themselves on the diversity of the student bodies, I anticipated that Saint Mary's and the Notre Dame communities would be open ... [more]
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