| Vol XXXIV No. 15 | Tuesday, September 12, 2000 |
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Gutiérrez urges Catholics to find `solidarity with poor'
More than 500 students and faculty packed the seats in McKenna Hall Monday night, and spilled onto the carpeted floor around the podium. These hundreds who were there heard a challenge, a challenge to follow the words of the Gospel and combat poverty in the world. And what brought them was the challenger: Father Gustavo Gutiérrez, a Peruvian priest and founder of the liberation theology movement. At the talk, Gutiérrez outlined ... [more]
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Continued protection of abortion
Three Supreme Court cases last June provide a look at what passes for constitutional law (or what is left of it) these days. First, in Stenberg v. Carhart, the Court held unconstitutional Nebraska's prohibition of "partial birth abortion" (PBA). In other ... [more]
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Davie names Godsey new starter
He was recruited here as a tight end, played only two seasons at quarterback in high school and has never taken a snap in a college game. But on Saturday, sophomore Gary Godsey will be the starting signal caller when Notre ... [more]
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Fame doesn't help Dogstar's lack of originality
Yes, Keanu Reeves is in a band. As are Bret Domrose and Robert Mailhouse. Unfortunately for Reeves, Dogstar may not prove as big a hit as "Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure." In fact, what has been touted as a rocky ... [more]
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