| Vol XXXVII No. 105 |
Monday, March 3, 2003 |
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About peace petition signers and non-signers
War rhetoric drowns out calls for peace
Molly Jacob
senior
 I challenge Timothy Bonadies' suggestion that the students, faculty and staff of Notre Dame, Saint Mary's and Holy Cross who did not sign the petition in opposition to a war in Iraq did not do so because they favor war. I ... [more]
About peace petition signers and non-signers
Inaction says nothing affirmative
Haseeb Mahmood
graduate student
I am a bit surprised that anyone would consider the lack of action on the part of "9,000 other students, faculty and staff" as endorsement for a war. Inaction has never meant support for anything. It usually just means people do ... [more]
About peace petition signers and non-signers
Clarifying our position and the arguments for peace in Iraq
Peter Quaranto and Catherine McGeeney
freshmen
There appear to be three common misperceptions about those who oppose this impending war against Iraq. The first is that those who oppose this war support Saddam Hussein. Now there may be a small minority of "Saddam-Husseinophiles" out there, but such ... [more]
Painting a post-spring break picture
David Barrett
Notre Bum
This semester I've done all I can do. I have exhausted every social resource in an attempt to kick this January through March malaise. Every one. Recently I've resorted to Paintshop Pro. When things aren't going my way at school, I ... [more]
Rest in peace, weekend
Kevin Allen
Wire Editor
Another week has come and gone, and another week has begun with me grieving the loss of the weekend. It arrived just three days ago amid much anticipation and has yet again been brutally wrenched from our lives by the greedy ... [more]
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