| Vol XXXIII No. 105 | Friday, March 24, 2000 |
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Snite exhibit explores color of Mayan traditions
Few Americans would dare to paint their houses bright blue like the ocean or their church a rich red, but the Maya people use colors to represent different aspects of life. On the Notre Dame campus, the blue and red walls of the Snite Museum reflect the luminous, rich colors of this new exhibit, Jeffrey Becom Photographs: The Maya and Their Color Cosmos. "It's a different world — the tropical and ... [more] |
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 Notre Dame should assume founding position in Workers' Rights Consortium The conversation between top Notre Dame officials, leaders of the Progressive Student Alliance and student supporters this past Tuesday on anti-sweatshop initiatives was in many ways a model for such conversations. Two very simple questions were not asked and no information ... [more] Today's Viewpoint Articles |
 Day one finishes with women third PALO ALTO, Calif. After finishing the day with a 6-8 record, freshman epeeist Meagan Call was a bit down at the 2000 NCAA Fencing Championships. Then she found out the Irish were still in third place after the first day of ... [more] Today's Sports Articles |
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