Sports
- Mens Soccer: Not enough No. 10 Notre Dame gives up last minute goal, loses 1-0 to No. 2 St. John's (By: JOE HETTLER Associate Sports Editor)
The 10th-ranked Notre Dame's mens soccer team had never beaten No. 2 St. John's on the road and things didn't change Thursday night.
- ND Volleyball: Irish to kick off conference play (By: MATT LOZAR Sports Writer)
With no weekday matches scheduled last week, the Notre Dame volleyball team went back to the basics to prepare for the start of Big East conference matches.
- Football: BCS poll considers Irish 3-0 (By: ANDREW SOUKUP Sports Writer)
Few college football fans expected Notre Dame to jump out to a 4-0 start this year. But the big surprise for Irish fans is that the BCS only considers the Irish 3-0, thanks to a dispute over whether or not Notre Dame can count its 22-0 win against Maryland in the Kickoff Classic toward the nine-win total needed to qualify for a BCS bowl.
- Mens Interhall Gold League: Dillon off to slow start, hopes to rebound (By: JUSTIN SHUVER, ERIK POWERS and TREY WILLIAMS )
Early in the 2002 season, Stanford and Dillon look like the interhall football version of the Prince and the Pauper.
- Womens Golf: Irish hope for home cookin' (By: ANDY TROEGER Sports Writer)
The Notre Dame womens golf team hopes its home course advantage will result in victory at the this weekend's Notre Dame Invitational held at Warren Golf Course.
- ND Womens Soccer: Irish take to road against conference foes (By: JOE LICANDRO Sports Writer)
Sometimes winning is simply not enough. Just ask the Notre Dame womens soccer team.
- ND Womens Tennis: Irish to sweat out tough schedule in Atlanta (By: MARK ZAVODNYIK Sports Writer)
The Notre Dame womens tennis team hopes for some sweet southern hospitality as they travel to Atlanta for the adidas Classic this weekend.
- Womens Interhall: Babes put up 20 points in 2nd half for win (By: ERIK POWERS, JUSTIN SHUVER and HEATHER VAN HOEGARDEN )
Breen-Phillips defeated Walsh 20-0 on Thursday night, but the game was far from a blowout. In a game that was the tale of two halves, the Babes scored 20 unanswered points in the second half to emerge with the victory.
- Womens Interhall: McGlinn offense to face challenge (By: ROB MILLS Sports Writer)
McGlinn captain Julie Kremer is worried about the Lyons defense this weekend, and rightfully so. The Lyons defense has played superbly the past few games, always making the big stops when they needed.
- Mens Interhall: St. Ed's starts season late, ready to get victory (By: LISA REIJULA Sports Writer)
It makes sense that a team that failed to win a game last year would get an extra week to prepare for this season. St. Edward's interhall football team, 0-4 in 2001, is the only Blue League team that has yet to play.
Inside
- Protest America (By JOE LINDSLEY Wire Editor)
The 30th anniversary of co-education at Notre Dame is upon us, but I still have yet to see the special significance of the number thirty. Afterall, this is, also, if anyone is interested, the 160th anniversary of males at Notre Dame. But because of the supposed "gender problems" at Notre Dame, I'll stop myself here immediately, before I unintentionally get myself into any sort of trouble. Therefore, I'll digress, and discuss a different, albeit somewhat related topic: war. And this probably will get me into trouble.
Viewpoint
- Honor code must imply trust (Editorial )
Plagiarism seriously inhibits the intellectual environment of a university, and dishonest academic behavior should be penalized. The new changes this fall in the University Academic Code of Honor Handbook, along with the school's contract with Turnitin.com, an online plagiarism detection company, tighten the reins on academic dishonesty.
- Solutions demand respect, cooperation (By Danny Richter )
On Wednesday, President Bush accused Democrats in the Senate of not being interested in homeland security.
- Dissidence is a form of patriotism (By Gary Caruso Capitol Comments)
On Tuesday, conservative radio entertainer Rush Limbaugh hurled a trash can in reaction to a speech by former Vice President Al Gore.
- Biblical teaching on homosexuality stands (By Becket Gremmels )
I don't hate gays — never have, never will. I have no fear of a gay man hitting on me. Some of my friends are gay, some of my family are gay, and I still talk to them. However, in no way does that mean I agree with or accept homosexuality.
- Follow your own dream (By Adam Cahill )
It is that time again. Career fairs and recruiters from all over the country are coming to Notre Dame to find the best and brightest for their respective companies. Career fairs, in my mind, are just another parental reminder that you need to figure out what you want to do for the rest of your life. That nagging question that appears every Sunday morning when the family calls to check on you. Of course they want to hear the answer that most families want to hear: doctor, lawyer, attorney general.
News
- Presence of women transformed the classroom, campus (Jessica Dalsing News writer)
When the first freshman class containing women arrived on campus in 1972, Notre Dame's history changed forever.
- Mellencamp slated to perform at JACC (Maria Smith News Writer)
Tickets for John Mellencamp's concert at the Notre Dame Joyce Center on November 8 go on sale today.
- Mr. ND pageant marks third year (Samantha Raneri News Writer)
Ten Notre Dame men competed for the glory title "Mr. ND" Thursday night in the LaFortune ballroom. The third annual Walsh Hall-sponsored event showcased the eclectic talents of the participants ranging from singing to reciting self-composed poetry.
- Bauer-Goers ticket takes SMC election (Anneliese Woolford News Writer)
Following a week-long campaign, Saint Mary's Anna Bauer and Liz Goers were named the 2002-2003 freshman class president and vice-president, winning 53.5 percent of votes in Thursday's run-off election.
- ND Campus Wide Fair revamped (Jason McFarley and Maria Smith News Writers)
If performances by the Hawaii Club or the Bagpipe Band don't attract a crowd, then Zahm Hall residents smashing a car on North Quad might.
- BOG debates reading day issue (Sarah Nestor Saint Mary's Editor)
Saint Mary's Board of Governance passed a new proposal to alleviate the 10-year push to have a study day built into the academic calendar. Written by Student Body President Kim Jensen and Student Body Vice President Elizabeth Jablonski-Diehl the "reading day" proposal was unanimously approved by BOG last Thursday.
Scene
- `Lips' romances the dark side (By C. SPENCER BEGGS Scene Editor)
"Read My Lips" plays like Bonnie and Clyde go to France and start a Fight Club. The romance noir from French director Jacques Audiard is a heist thriller with teeth.
- A theater with class (By C. SPENCER BEGGS Scene Editor)
Hollywood has been lying to you: There are more movies released each year than most people know about. While big-budget studio pictures are distributed nationally to major movie houses almost uniformly, there are hundreds of independent or smaller studio releases that have spottier runs. In fact, the art house movie scene has been remarkably productive in the last decade, producing much of the country's best cinema.
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