Today's Stories
  • Sports
    • Irish stumble to third at National Championships (By MIKE CONNOLLY Sports Writer)
      KENOSHA, Wisc.
    • Irish roll to 69-54 victory over Utes to advance to the Elite 8 (By NOAH AMSTADTER Sports Editor)
      DENVER
    • Top seeded Irish one win away from trip to Final Four (By NOAH AMSTADTER Sports Editor)
      DENVER
    • Intramural season closes on a night filled with Madness (By KATIE McVOY Associate Sports Editor)
      The Madness swept through Angela Athletic facility and left spectators with a sense of excitement and a sense of community.
    • Casas, Walton rally to earn All-American honors (By MIKE CONNOLLY Sports Writer)
      KENOSHA, Wisc.
    • Viviani avenges loss, defeats Roytblat to place third (By MIKE CONNOLLY Sports Writer)
      KENOSHA, Wisc.
    • Sophomore eepist answers the Call (By MIKE CONNOLLY Sports Writer)
      KENOSHA, Wisc.
    • Irish prepare for spring practice with high expectations (By ANDREW SOUKUP Associate Sports Editor)
      Bob Davie is certainly in a better mood now than one year ago.
    • Burket leads Belles at Dick Small Invite (By KATIE McVOY Associate Sports Editor)
      Junior Erica Burket led the charge as the Belles of Saint Mary's ran, threw and jumped their way into a seventh place finish at the Dick Small Invitational.
    • Saint Mary's falls to Bethel twice (By MOLLY McVOY Senior Staff Writer)
      Strong pitching was not enough to pull the Belles ahead of Division II Bethel College on Thursday as it dropped both games, 3-1 and 3-1.
    • McGraw, Foster meet again with Final Four at stake (By TIM CASEY Senior Staff Writer)
      DENVER
    • Irish recruit Thomas leads Pike to state championship (By KATHLEEN O'BRIEN Sports Writer)
      INDIANAPOLIS
    • March Madness doesn't stop with Notre Dame loss (By TED FOX Sports Writer)
      The Notre Dame men's basketball team's experience in the NCAA tournament this year kind of resembled my recent foray into the stand-up comedy circuit.

  • Inside
    • On writing (Angela Campos Lab Tech)
      It's interesting to see what people do in their free time. What's free time? It's what you do for fun. That thing that brings out the best in you. Some people sit on the sofa watching reruns of 90210. Others run around the lakes or play three on three.

  • Viewpoint
    • Travel great for Americans (Anna Barbour Get a Life)
      Traveling abroad is always an eye-opening, an eye-popping, an eye-call-it-what-you-will experience, and it's never more true then when referring to the experience of the American, or more specifically, the North American of United States heritage dating back at least two maybe three generations. This person is a good man or a good woman who simply believes life in the "U-S-of-A" is the best life and the only life.
    • What they don't want you to hear (Mike Marchand Questionable Freedoms 2000)
      In these very pages, much ink has been printed concerning "Yo Mama's Last Supper," the painting displayed in New York which portrays Jesus as a naked black woman. Like clockwork, Mayor Rudolph Giuliani attacked the piece as anti-Catholic. Just as predictably, critics, including in The Observer, excoriated Giuliani for attempted censorship. Those anti-censorship hawks may want to examine a couple of recent events.
    • Fix meal plans (Jeremy Heilman senior)
      I used to think that our meal plans were pretty nice. No waiting in checkout lines. All you can eat buffet. No cash, just a card swipe. Convenient location. However, now I realize what a rip off meal plans really are, and I am tired of being bilked.
    • Legitimized guns enable school violence (Melissa R. Beiting senior)
      I am writing in response to Scott Brodfuehrer's column of March 23 entitled, "Violence hurts." While I commend Mr. Brodfuehrer for taking the time to discuss this extremely important issue, I have to question his approach to the topic of school violence. We should question the validity of Mr. Brodfuehrer's claim that "these shootings continue to be especially disturbing because they do not occur in a violence-ridden area." While he seems shocked by the fact that these crimes are taking place even in "small Catholic schools," his analysis of the situation as a whole is perfunctory and lacks any real depth.
    • Quote of the Day (Mark Twain author)
      "We all grumble about the weather, but nothing is done about it."

  • News
    • `Real World' housemate shares stories (By JASON McFARLEY News Editor)
      "The Real World" is nice, but Matt Smith would just as soon use live appearances — not television — to convey his message.
    • ND's first science job fair Tuesday (By HILARY BURN News Writer)
      The Career Center and College of Science will hold their first Science Career Fair Tuesday in the Joyce Center Heritage Hall.
    • RHA elects new leadership (By KATIE KELLEHER News Writer)
    • College welcomes admitted students for Accepted Day (By DANIELLE GREER News Writer)
      The Saint Mary's community welcomed all accepted 2001 applicants to campus for Accepted Day Sunday.
    • Club celebrates Asian month with campus activities (By NICOLE HADDAD Saint Mary's News Editor)
      The Asian Club of Saint Mary's College celebrates Asian month with various activities on campus throughout the month.

  • Scene
    • Can you handle Händel? The Notre Dame Department of Music and the Notre Dame Opera present a modern production of "Xerxes" (By C. SPENCER BEGGS Assistant Scene Editor)
      Here's the deal. You are in love with a girl, who coincidentally is in love with your brother. Luckily (for you), you are the king of Persia and your brother —albeit much more handsome, glib and intelligent— is not. So now, you have to win the consent to marry her both from her and from her father, a man who also happens to be the commander of your army, which is poised to invade Europe.