| Vol XXXV No. 109 | Wednesday, March 20, 2002 |
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Leaders challenge policy with signs
Student government's executive cabinet sponsored the publication of thousands of signs challenging the Notre Dame administration's decision to end in-hall dances, better known as "SYRs." The signs, which read, "We need a voice," and "Save the SYR," were distributed to the Hall President's Council Tuesday night as a protest of just one of the several regulations announced in the University's new alcohol policy by vice president for Student Affairs Father Mark ... [more] |
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 Tailgating policy needs clarification This second in a series of editorials commenting on the proposed alcohol policy changes at Notre Dame. The University's proposed revisions to clarify the tailgating policy that upset many students last fall are fair policies, but require a two-way commitment: the ... [more] Today's Viewpoint Articles |
 Women's Lacrosse: Edged by the Big Red The No. 15 Irish women's lacrosse team's comeback fell just short as time ran out on Meyo Field Tuesday, losing to Cornell 10-9. Cornell started strong and quickly accumulated a 5-1 lead. "We didn't come out strong enough," senior Tina Fedarcyk ... [more] Today's Sports Articles |
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