| Vol XXXVII No. 27 | Thursday, October 3, 2002 |
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Father Joyce improving
Father Edmund Joyce remains in the South Bend St. Joseph Regional Medical Center, but his condition is improving, said Father William Seetch, religious superior for the Holy Cross Community. Joyce, the executive vice president emeritus and a 1937 Notre Dame graduate, was hospitalized Sept. 20 after suffering a stroke. The hospital moved him Friday from intensive care to the rehabilitation unit where Joyce, 85, is undergoing physical therapy. The hospital has ... [more] |
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 Arguing against a pre-emptive strike on Iraq Mike Marchand has written yet another insipid column ("Time for talk is over," Sept. 30). Regarding Iraq, there are only "simple questions" and "simple answers" for the simple-minded. Why does the rest of the world (excepting England and Israel) not support ... [more] Today's Viewpoint Articles |
 Freshmen making an early impact A win at the Notre Dame Invitational would have made Irish coach Debby King happy no matter what. Winning the tournament with a lineup composed mainly of freshmen made her ecstatic. "It helps build a program," said King when asked about ... [more] Today's Sports Articles |
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