| Vol XXXIV No. 11 | Wednesday, September 6, 2000 |
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EPA: St. Joe River pollutes Lake Michigan
A study by the Environmental Protection Agency will report that the St. Joseph River is contributing pollutants to Lake Michigan later this year, officials from the EPA said this week. The study Lake Michigan Mass Balance, founded in 1994, discovered two toxins that are particularly prevalent in the river. High levels of atrazine and trans-nonachlor compounds were found in the water. "St. Joe is one of the two major contributors of ... [more] |
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 Protesting death as punishment Little did I know that this summer, while working and studying at Notre Dame, I would have an eye-opening experience unrivaled by any other in my life. One night I sat down to watch the evening news and the reality of ... [more] Today's Viewpoint Articles |
 Irish football great led Notre Dame past Nebraska in '47 The football played in the era of Johnny Lujack, Notre Dame's 1947 Heisman-winning quarterback, would be all but unrecognizable to many of today's college stars. Passes were few and far between, advertising contracts with adidas and the like didn't exist, weight ... [more] Today's Sports Articles |
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