Sports
Inside
- Alternative fall breaks (Mark Zavodnyik Sports Wire Editor)
I have a suggestion for anyone who is planning on going home for fall break and spending every day sleeping and watching television.
Viewpoint
- Centerfolds: apply here (Joe Muto Muto Time)
This summer I worked in a jewelry store. Situated in downtown Cincinnati, the store was an upscale establishment specializing in Rolex watches. However, nobody told this to the customers, as our clientele seemed to consist mostly of guys named Ray-Ray who came in with their girlfriends looking for replacement gold teeth.
- Quote of the Day (Martin Luther King, Jr. civil rights activist)
"The ultimate measure of a man is not where he stands in moments of comfort,
- Moose Krause embodied Notre Dame spirit (Charles Rice Right or Wrong?)
Who is that big guy with the politically incorrect cigar on the bench outside the Joyce Center? Moose Krause, All-American, coach, athletic director and truly "Mr. Notre Dame."
- Ticket prices and procedures should be fair for all (Brother Thomas Corcoran class of 1950)
When I was young, and if I remember, we paid about $2 to attend the football games. We had perfect seats, right under the press box on the 50-yard line. To attend the home basketball games, all we had to do to get into the old gym was to wear our habit — the "price of admission" was free.
- Questioning women's equality at ND (Carrie Graf sophomore)
I am writing in response to Joanna Mikulski's Oct. 8 column. She's right. The rules for guys and the rules for girls are totally different at Notre Dame. However, why does she want to ruin the fun for everyone? Why does she want more security at guys' dorms? Guys don't want or need more security from what I've heard from my friends. And, as a frequent visitor of guys' dorms, I don't think they need to be more secure either.
News
- Lecturer emphasizes need for ethics in business ( MATT BRAMANTI News Writer)
The road to ethical business is paved with good intentions, said Gale Andrews, Boeing's vice president for ethics and business conduct, at Tuesday's installment of the Cardinal O'Hara Lecture Series.
- SMC lecturer emphasizes art (AMANDA MISNIK News Writer)
Hollywood Art Director Peg McClellan provided advice to students providing a career in any art field at Tuesday's lecture titled, "Filmmaking: the Art Director's Role."
- Possible war does not faze ROTC students (By SHEILA FLYNN News Writer)
As the international atmosphere increases in volatility and the United States prepares for military action in the Middle East, war is becoming a looming reality for Notre Dame ROTC students.
- Harris speaks on dangers to democracy (By SHEILA FLYNN News Writer)
Jay T. Harris, who sparked a national journalistic debate when he resigned as publisher of the San Jose Mercury News in 2001 on ethical principles, said Tuesday that the American experiment of democracy is in danger of disintegration.
Scene
- HBO relates "Sex and the City" to all In a place without sex and without city, ND and SMC can still enjoy this HBO series (Contact Kate Nagengast at nagengast.3@nd.edu)
The topics Carrie, Samantha, Charlotte and Miranda discuss on HBO's hit show, "Sex and the City" are not typical dining hall fodder. These independent women celebrate, question, and fixate upon their sexuality almost constantly – a practice easier done in a New York nightclub than said at a Catholic university. But despite the culture gap created by Notre Dame and Saint Mary's lack of both sex and city, the show's witty writing and situational comedy makes the characters, their exploits, and especially their friendships, accessible and enjoyable even for viewers in South Bend.
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