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- Registering defeats the purpose (So, What's my Point? Nakasha Ahmad)
While I have penned this column for almost three years, I've never felt the need to write about the quirks of the institution across the street. Saint Mary's (and the world in general) has never left me lacking new fodder for this column.
- Quote of the Day (Gore Vidal author)
"The worst thing that can be said about pornography is that it leads not to `anti-social' acts but to the reading of more pornography."
- Abortion is not the answer for selfish inconveniences (Letter to the Editor )
For the first time that I can remember, I agree completely with the views expressed in an Inside Column. Dustin Ferrell's piece, "The right to choose facts,"(April 11) gives an adequate portrayal of how selfish some would-be mothers are when they claim to be "sparing a child from a life of hardship" by having an abortion.
- Panel to discuss ROTC presence at Notre Dame (Letter to the Editor )
On Wednesday, Pax Christi-ND will host a discussion on peace. Peace — specifically how we are to come to peace, especially in light of the teaching of Catholic Tradition. These are difficult times for peace, true peace, yet they give us the opportunity to discuss how we might best accomplish Jesus' ends while remaining faithful to His lived example. We have two competing ideas in the Church's history regarding how we might most properly come to true peace.
- Rape dialogue facilitates awareness on campus (Letter to the Editor )
Here is a hopefully somewhat educated opinion on rape. In response to Joshua Warner's letter (April 13), while I agree that discussing any point beyond its usefulness is harmful, I'm so glad to see this issue finally making the papers. This topic is avoided like the plague here, and it's about time people started to realize that it's a real problem. Rape does exist at Notre Dame, in proportions comparable to all other colleges.
- Administrators restrict free speech (Editorial )
From Father Theodore Hesburgh's expulsion of five student protesters in 1969 to the present, suppression of free speech on this campus is nothing new.
News
- Loan forgiveness advocates protest IMF in D.C. (By CHRISTINE KRALY Washington Correspondent)
WASHINGTON, D.C.
- Prof Day named best ROTC teacher in U.S. (By BRIAN HOBBINS News Writer)
No one does it better than Notre Dame Navy ROTC instructor Lt. Mark Day, according to the National Defense Industrial Association (NDIA), which recently named Day the top ROTC instructor in the nation.
- NDH turkey may be cause of sickness 40 students complain of food-induced illness (By MICHELLE KRUPA Senior Staff Writer)
Sliced turkey in North Dining Hall may have contributed to 40 students' symptoms of nausea, vomiting and diarrhea last weekend, Food Services director Dave Prentkowski said.
- SMC frosh to focus on `Chicana' Theme aims to spark awareness of personal identity (By COLLEEN McCARTHY Associate News Editor)
Saint Mary's will celebrate the Chicana during the 2000-2001 academic year in an effort to encourage students to explore identity issues and create an environment that is more welcoming to Mexican-American students, whose enrollment at the College is increasing each year.
- Engineering mag staff wins for '99-'00 issues ( Special to The Observer)
The Technical Review, Notre Dame's engineering magazine, won six awards from Engineering College Magazine Associated (ECMA) for its 1999-2000 issues. This volume is the most honored in the history of the magazine's participation in the competition.
Scene
- So, you think you want to move off-campus... Scene explores students' options for off-campus housing and gets words of wisdom from those who have already made the move (Katie Sanders Scene Writer)
- SMC displays art, talent Student work exhibited in Portfolio Review (By KATIE McVOY Scene Writer)
Sunday, the Saint Mary's art department opened the biannual Portfolio Review. The Portfolio Review serves as a way for art students to display their progress since the previous portfolio. The Portfolio Review is designed for students in studio classes.
- Steel furniture, condoms, sheep in bubbles South Bend Regional Art Museum opens two new exhibitions in modern art (By LAURA KELLY Assistant Scene Editor)
Condoms on fruit and oversized recliners are not the first things one expects to see while visiting an art museum. Yet two new exhibitions at the South Bend Regional Museum of Art — "Musings" and "Discord and Opposites" — feature exactly that.
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