| Vol XXXIII No. 107 | Tuesday, March 28, 2000 |
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OUTreach applies for recognition, acceptance doubtful
OUTreachND, the unofficial coalition of gay and lesbian students, has applied for official recognition from the University, but both leaders and administrators say the club's chances for approval are very slim. "I don't think we'll be accepted," said OUTreach co-president Jeremy Bauer. The group was discouraged from applying by Joe Cassidy, director of Student Activities, but filed its papers last week anyway. Cassidy will make the decision about recognition, and, at ... [more] |
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 Papal pilgrimage is a radical act Pope John Paul II's visit through the Holy Land was both moving and courageous. Many non-Catholics had viewed with suspicion the Pope's recent apology for Catholic transgressions throughout the ages. For some, he had not been specific enough about the kinds ... [more] Today's Viewpoint Articles |
 Notre Dame stands two wins away from NIT title The Irish men's basketball team waits two wins away from a feat never before accomplished at Notre Dame — a championship in a postseason tournament. Winning the National Invitation Tournament may not be the pinnacle of college basketball; that's something reserved ... [more] Today's Sports Articles |
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