Sports
- Fit to be tied: Irish equal No. 19 Rutgers (By JOE HETTLER Associate Sports Editor)
It was another good performance for the No. 10 Notre Dame mens soccer team and another game without a victory.
- ND Womens Golf: Eyeing the title Irish win 2nd Notre Dame Invite in 3 years (By: ANDY TROEGER Sports Writer)
The Notre Dame womens golf team had high expectations coming into this weekend's Notre Dame Invitational, and they did not disappoint.
- SMC Soccer: Belles destroy Olivet squad of 11 players (By: CHRIS FEDERICO Sports Editor)
The Belles soccer team smelled blood Saturday, and they went for the throat.
- Volleyball: Deep bench sparks Irish in pair of victories (By: MATT LOZAR Sports Writer)
After watching her team blow a 15-6 lead in game one and fall behind big in game two, Irish volleyball coach Debbie Brown had to do something quickly to prevent the Irish from losing their first home Big East match.
- Rowing: Irish boats claim top 3 spots from Kansas (By: CHRISTINE ARMSTRONG Sports Writer)
After an impressive finish last weekend in the Milwaukee River Challenge, the Irish rowed into the top three spots over Kansas in this weekend's races on the St. Joseph River.
Inside
- SMC pride (Sarah Nestor Saint Mary's News Editor)
It began in 1843, when four Sisters of the Holy Cross Order came from Le Mans, France, with the dream to open a college in northern Indiana. One year later, in 1844, the sisters opened their first school and Saint Mary's College was born. And 158 years later, the Sisters of the Holy Cross are still here, lending support to Saint Mary's, as the College has educated thousands of women over the years.
Viewpoint
- Time for talk is over Undistinguished Alumnus (Mike Marchand )
Let's say you are the President, and the date is July 1, 2001. And let's say that America's intelligence systems (as they failed to do in reality) put together all the pieces and stated that a terrorist attack from a foreign group, Osama bin Laden's al-Qaeda in Afghanistan, would strike U.S. soil sometime in the next three months and kill thousands of Americans. Do you:
- Quote of the Day (Woody Allen filmmaker and actor)
"I'm not a fighter, I have bad reflexes. I was once run over by a car being pushed by two guys."
- Life can be rough, but appreciate the ride (Maite Uranga Life in Africa)
Last night I saw one of my best friends in the Peace Corps give a concert. In his former life he was an acting major and writer who aspired to be in pictures in People Magazine and to create art his audience could understand. Now he lives in the village 45 minutes away from me.
- Joint committee examines honor code controversy (Rev. John I. Jenkins, C.S.C. Associate Provost and Vice President)
We write to thank The Observer for the attention it has given the recently revised Academic Code of Honor in a front page article on Sept. 25 and an editorial on Sept. 27. Undergraduate students will soon receive, if they have not already, an email explaining in greater detail some of the more significant revisions of the honor code. The revision of the honor code and the attention it has been given will, we hope, heighten awareness of issues of academic integrity throughout the University.
- Biblical instructions not always relevant to modern times (Christine Kraly class of 2001)
This letter is in response to Becket Gremmels' Sept. 27 letter.
News
- SMC students race for scholarship (JAMIE BELCHER News Writer)
Her sister once said only a symphony could begin to describe her.
- Service doors are still open (NATASHA GRANT News Writer)
Coordinators of the Paid Community Service Program say poor advertising and program stipulations may have contributed to a lack of student interest.
- Panel discusses college and religion (JIM GAFFEY News Writer)
A panel of university presidents from prominent Christian colleges gathered Friday afternoon in McKenna Hall Auditorium as part of this weekend's "From Death to Life" conference. The panel, entitled "The Future of Christian Higher Education," included Charles Dougherty, the president of Duquesne University, Robert Sloan, president of Baylor University, and Father Edward Malloy, president of Notre Dame.
- Malloy honored again (Special to the Observer )
Father Edward A. Malloy, C.S.C., president of Notre Dame, received an honorary doctor of laws degree from Gannon Univer-sity in Erie, Pa., during a special ceremony Thurs-day. It is his 14th such honor.
Scene
- Getting freaky Scene takes a look at Notre Dame's homegrown, comedy band, The Kinky Boot Beasts (By C. SPENCER BEGGS Scene Editor)
Friday night: The band takes the stage casting aside empty bottles of Boone's Farm wine. They gear up their instruments and proceed to rock the garage to the sounds of Dave Matthews band. Of course, the version of "The Space Between" the group performs sounds more like Dave Matthews playing at Ozzfest after dropping an entire sheet of acid and snorting a couple king sized pixie sticks. The band: The Kinky Boot Beasts, the self-proclaimed class clowns of the campus music scene.
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