| Vol XXXIV No. 129 |
Friday, April 27, 2001 |
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Structural repairs close parts of Stadium
By SCOTT BRODFUEHRER
News Writer
 The upper bowl and concourse of the Notre Dame Stadium will be off-limits to spectators at Saturday's Blue Gold Game as a result of repairs to the stadium the University begun in December. The repairs are addressing structural problems that appeared ... [more]
Recycling program grows
By MYRA McGRIFF
Saint Mary's News Editor
After a year of planning, the Saint Mary's Student Environmental Action Coalition [SEAC] has reached a pivotal stage in instituting a campus wide recycling program. Currently working with the administration, SEAC hopes to see action taken soon. The idea for a ... [more]
University plans for new, modern buildings
By SCOTT BRODFUEHRER
News Writer
In an effort to have facilities of a caliber equal to the faculty, the University plans to construct a new multidisciplinary engineering learning and research facility to open in four years. "We have a very distinguished faculty, but our current facilities ... [more]
Judge rules `Irish' offensive ethnic slur
By MIKE CONNOLLY
News Writer
Although 20,000 fans will scream "IRISH" this Saturday at the Blue-Gold Game, they cannot print "IRISH" on their license plates in Vermont, a judge has ruled. Superior Judge Matthew Katz upheld a decision by the Vermont Department of Motor Vehicles to ... [more]
Students fight eating disorders
By ALYSON TOMME
News Writer
Anna had a dream. It was a dream of a haven for women, a place of support and understanding for eating disorders. Though Anna was forced to leave the University and return home because of her illness, her vision for a ... [more]
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