| Vol XXXIV No. 125 | Friday, April 20, 2001 |
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Holtz emphasizes dreams
In 1966, long before his glory days as the head football coach at Notre Dame, Lou Holtz thought things couldn't get much worse. His wife was eight months pregnant and he had just learned he lost his job. With Holtz unemployed, his wife went to work and Holtz began to contemplate his next move. The turning point came when his wife presented him with a book about the importance of having ... [more] |
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 Learning to fully appreciate time My preparations for next semester and return to the United States have begun. Over the past two weeks, I have picked classes, finalized rooming plans and chosen a date on which to fly home, the 15th of June. The calendar on ... [more] Today's Viewpoint Articles |
 Baseball: Pitch to the top To be 31-5-1 and ranked second in the country, quality pitching isn't a luxury, it's a necessity. Under assistant coach Brian O'Connor, the Irish pitching staff has been simply dominant this season, sporting a 2.61 staff ERA — the best in ... [more] Today's Sports Articles |
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