| Vol XXXIIII No. 50 | Friday, November 12, 1999 |
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Members dissatisfied with GALA ad ban
A tense, 130-minute meeting of Student Senate yielded a resolution and an open letter responding to the ongoing debate regarding the University's relationship with The Observer. Michelle Krupa, editor in chief of The Observer, addressed the senate in order to provide background on the issue. "We are a newspaper serving a Catholic community. We are not a Catholic newspaper," she said. "We do not have an agenda to promote Catholic teaching. ... [more] |
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 Taliban's abuse of women's rights is not 'peace' For those of you who don't follow current events, or who don't care, or who happen to be library rats who never see the light of day and therefore wouldn't have a clue if the outside world was taken over by ... [more] Today's Viewpoint Articles |
 Sophomores become heart of Irish team The Class of 2002 came to Notre Dame touted as one of the top recruiting classes in the Big East, but unproven as Division I college players. One year later, sophomores Troy Murphy, David Graves and Harold Swanagan have put their ... [more] Today's Sports Articles |
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