| Vol XXXIII No. 2 | Wednesday, August 25, 1999 |
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Poorman takes on the top Student Affairs job
By TIM LOGAN
 Father Mark Poorman took the reins of the Office of Student Affairs on July 1, bringing a new face and a fresh enthusiasm to the high-profile job which deals with campus life and student concerns ...[more]
Mullins faces allegations of stalking two
By CHRISTINE KRALY
Roger Mullins, former University associate vice president for human resources, will go on trial next month for allegedly stalking two former female law students. He resigned July 1, after working for the department since 1985... [more]
Students criticize new system
By MAGGY TINUCCI
Traditionally known for its rowdiness and party atmosphere, senior football ticket distribution Monday night was calm and uneventful... [more]
Saint Mary’s renovates and improves campus technology
By NOREEN GILLESPIE
Students attending classes in the newly-renovated Regina and Madeleva classrooms walked into 21st-century education not by cracking the books, but by logging on. ... [more]
Lyphout, Malpass appointed to University officers group
Special to The Observer
Father Mark Poorman is not the only newly-appointed officer of the University.
At their April meeting, the Board of Trustees elected James Lyphout to vice president for Business Operations and Scott Malpass to vice president for Finance
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Hammes Bookstore joins forces with online bookseller
By JOSHUA BOURGEOIS
With the emergence of many online bookstores aimed at college students, the Hammes Notre Dame Bookstore has joined efollett.com in providing students with a convenient method of acquiring their books that the Hammes feels will rival offerings from the competition. ... [more]
ND, SMC welcome new Board of Trustees members
Special to The Observer
Five new members were recently appointed to the Saint Mary’s Board of Trustees and two recent graduates were elected to seats on the Notre Dame board.... [more]
The Observer returns to the Web
By LAURA ROMPF
After a five-month reconstruction, The Observer’s Web site, http://observer.nd.edu, is available online. ... [more]
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