Sports
- Berticelli spirit lives on under Apple (By NOAH AMSTADTER Sports Editor)
Dustin Pridmore was strolling across campus the cold day last Jan. 25 when a teammate delivered the news.
- Squads race to rebuild (By KATHLEEN O'BRIEN Associate Sports Editor)
Dustin Pridmore was strolling across campus the cold day last Jan. 25 when a teammate delivered the news.
- Quartet of captains set to lead Irish (By KEVIN BERCHOU Sports Writer)
While the forecast for Saturday's season opening tussle with the Texas A&M Aggies calls for sunny skies and smoldering temperatures, four men will be feeling an even more intense heat.
Inside
- Except acceptance (Kiflin Turner Copy Editor)
College. As a highschool student I would think about that word and what it meant for hours. I had spent my whole life going to school, studying, preparing for the opportunity to attain something more — the path to knowledge. This is not knowledge in the form of memorizing facts and rhetoric, but a knowledge centered on experiences, a quest to redefine and question all that I am and all that others may or may not be.
Viewpoint
- Keeping Local Reporters Honest (Cappy Gagnon Cappy's Corner)
As a service to Observer readers, I have appointed myself to monitor the daily paper in Riverbend and to correct misinformation. This column is about some recent items.
- Quote of the Day (Walter Lippmann writer)
"Journalism is the last refuge of the
- Life imitating "Survivor" (Guest column Kevin Pride)
DURHAM, N.C.
- Announcing forum on ticket distribution (Letter to the Editor )
Since the last official "Football Ticket Camp-Out" in the fall of 1998, the administration of the University of Notre Dame sought to change the mechanism by which students receive their football tickets. In the wake of this decision, the administration appealed for student input. The outcome of this action was a collaboration between Student Government, the Class Councils and the administration. Following the 1999 event, which occurred within Notre Dame Stadium, students expressed discontent with the new "Football Ticket Camp-Out" system. Consequently, a commission was formed with administration officials and the Student Union. The subsequent outcome of this commission work came to a fruition with the Aug. 21 ticket distribution that occurred at Stepan Center.
News
- Renovations transform Fisher Hall's reputation u University plans to renovate Pangborn next summer (By FINN PRESSLY Assistant News Editor)
It used to be said among residents of Fisher Hall that they had the best spirit but the worst dorm.
- SMC alters judicial process (By KATIE MILLER News Writer)
Saint Mary's College students who violate school rules will face a new judicial process this fall.
- Prof: Internet collapse is plausible (By KIFLIN TURNER News Writer)
Growing fears over a sudden collapse of the Internet is not just an uncertain question, but it is a plausible event that could lead to mass communication failure, said associate professor of physics, Albert-Laszlo Barabasi.
- SMC group plans campus reinvention (By AMY GREENE News Writer)
Saint Mary's campus will be "totally reinvented," according to Jed Adey, member of the Planning Committee, who met with Saint Mary's Board of Governance regarding new construction plans.
- Student questions The Shirt's new design concept u Original design rejected for mixing football, religion (By COLLEEN McCARTHY Associate News Editor)
When many students, alumni and fans don the 2000 "Shirt" for this football season, Notre Dame senior Neil Fitzpatrick will decline to follow suit.
- New rectors bring unique experiences to halls halls (By NATE PHILLIPS News Writer)
Editor's Note: This is the second of two stories about the new rectors and rectress on Notre Dame's campus.
- Board, alumni help interns explore law (By BRIGID SWEENEY News Writer)
With the help of the Notre Dame Law Association Board and the generosity of alumni, eight Notre Dame law students turned internships with public interest law firms across the country into a possibility for future law school summer programs.
- Group looks to accomplish `great things' (By LAURA ROMPF Assistant News Editor)
From establishing a Grab `N' Go site at DeBartolo to expanding the DART (Direct Access Registration by Telephone) system online, the Student Senate set several goals for the year at their first meeting Wednesday night.
- ND prof takes reins of coaching accreditation council (By LIZ ZANONI News Writer)
Notre Dame professor F. Clark Power, who has conducted research for 25 years in the areas of moral development and democratic education, will now oversee sport organizations as they become accredited coaching education programs by the newly established National Council for Accreditation of Coaching Education (NCACE).
Scene
- Comedic `Kings' live up to their name (By MATT CACCAMO Scene Movie Critic)
Since his first theatrical release in 1986 with "She's Gotta Have It," Spike Lee has been challenging audiences and critics with his experimental style and contemporary themes. His newest film, "The Original Kings of Comedy," presents movie critics with the ultimate conundrum: how to review a comedy show.
- Five films comment on America's political climate (By MATT CACCAMO Scene Movie Critic)
As the Presidential campaign heats up this Fall, here are some rental suggestions for the best in political films.
- Jennifer Lopez enters a twisted `Cell' (By V. VAN BUREN GILES Scene Movie Critic)
Simply put, "The Cell" is "The Silence of the Lambs" meets "The Lawnmower Man" during the most sadistic Trent Reznor music video you can imagine. To its credit, the film is as bizarre as it is creative and horrifying.
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