| Vol XXXVII No. 52 |
Friday, November 15, 2002 |
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NDTV hits the airwaves and gets in line for club status
By ANDREW THAGARD
Assistant News Editor
 NDTV, Notre Dame students' latest media venture, continues to seek club status as it works to put out a biweekly variety show. The organization is now more aware of just how difficult the process of obtaining formal University recognition is — ... [more]
NDTV hits the airwaves and gets in line for club status
Clubs approved last year establish themselves
By NATASHA GRANT
News Writer
Although no new clubs have emerged this current semester, many have gained approval within the last year. For the most part, approved clubs have remained stable. Wabruda Meaning `brotherhood' in Swahili, Wabruda is concerned with social awareness, professional development and brotherhood ... [more]
ND international students
By TERESA FRALISH
Assistant News Editor
While over 1,000 international students are currently studying at Notre Dame, only 266 of these students are undergraduates, according to the International Student Services and Activities (ISSA) office, a number which is somewhat lower than other national universities like Notre Dame. ... [more]
Diversity board develops harassment proposal
By ANNELIESE WOOLFORD
News Writer
Saint Mary's Student Diversity Board is developing a proposal to incorporate a discrimination and harassment clause into campus policy. The decision to work on a proposal for the clause was based on student complaints about the lack of specific details regarding ... [more]
Female sports professionals discuss women in athletics
By JOE TROMBELLO
News Writer
A panel discussion held Thursday night in McKenna Hall, entitled "Women in Sports Through the Media's Eyes," featured four prominent females in the world of sports and their opinions on topics ranging from Title IX and gender equity in sports to ... [more]
Rickard appointed to interim position
By Laura Coristin
News Writer
Saint Mary's College president Marilou Eldred appointed Marcia Rickard as interim associate dean of faculty and director of the Center for Academic Innovation at the College late last month. Rickard's appointment came after Patrick White assumed the duties of interim vice ... [more]
Health, Cultural Competence seminar to be held
By EMILY FORD
News Writer
Saint Mary's College will host a Health and Cultural Competence Community Leader's Seminar Saturday, one of 11 workshops designed to explore contemporary health issues in terms of gender and culture. The event was organized by Marcia Good-Maust, a fellow in anthropology ... [more]
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