| Vol XXXIV No. 101 |
Tuesday, March 6, 2001 |
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Holy Cross community mourns sudden death
By ERIN PIROTEK
Associate News Editor
 While snow swirled outside Holy Cross Chapel, Jenny Nemeth's friends and family remembered how she loved spring. Her friend Katie Egan, a sophomore at Notre Dame, said Jenny eagerly looked forward to weather warm enough so that she could wear sundresses. ... [more]
`Generations' increases financial aid
By KIFLIN TURNER
News Writer
Financial aid prospects are looking up for current and prospective students at Notre Dame. The record-breaking Generations campaign, a three-year fundraising event, has made great strides toward enhancing financial aid as well as other initiatives that include funding for faculty chairs ... [more]
SUB brings former IU coach Knight to ND
Observer staff report
Former Indiana University head basketball coach will speak at Notre Dame March 27. Invited by the Student Union Board (SUB), Knight will address the public at Stepan Center at 7 p.m. "I think it's going to generate a lot of excitement ... [more]
Board of Governanace: Lack of faculty support eliminates possibility of study day
By COLLEEN McCARTHY
Associate News Editor
The Board of Governance learned Monday that a lack of support from academic departments has most likely eliminated the possibility of study days for Saint Mary's students. The Academic Standards committee send a survey to the chairperson of each academic department ... [more]
Preacher named sexual assault student resource
By KATE NAGENGAST
Assistant News Editor
As part of continuing efforts to improve campus-wide support for sexual assault victims, the University appointed Ava Preacher as the Uni-versity's first person resource person for victims of sexual assault. Prea-cher, the assistant dean for undergraduate studies in the College of ... [more]
Preacher named sexual assault student resource
By KATE NAGENGAST
Assistant News Editor
As part of continuing efforts to improve campus-wide support for sexual assault victims, the University appointed Ava Preacher as the Uni-versity's first person resource person for victims of sexual assault. Prea-cher, the assistant dean for undergraduate studies in the College of ... [more]
Members debate academic freedom in University life
By JASON McFARLEY
Assistant News Editor
Campus Life Council (CLC) members on Monday defeated a Faculty Senate-drafted resolution on student academic freedom and will likely reject two other measures at the body's next meeting. The Council voted 8-3 Monday to refuse the senate proposal which highlights a ... [more]
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