| Vol XXXIII No. 24 | Friday, September 24, 1999 |
Patents `mark' University image
Notre Dame's attempt to preserve its image sends a message to potential offenders: Hands off. Regulating legal use of its logos doesn't just make the University look good; it also protects its exclusive rights to Notre Dame images. The University has about two dozen trademark rights on symbols, including the interlocking `ND,' the leprechaun mascot, the University seal. Protect-ing trademarks is a responsibility that must be enforced vigorously, said Bill Hoye, ... [more]
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The Drive for Secular Prestige
Suppose an aggressive lawyer uncovered a descendant of Clashmore Mike. Years ago, Mike, an Irish terrier, was the mascot of the Notre Dame football team. His replacement by a series of capering leprechauns was unfair. Mike was treated like a dog. ... [more]
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Notre Dame looks to kick road woes in California
Road trips are tough for any team, but especially when it faces adversity along the way. Such is the case for the Notre Dame men's soccer team, which begins its weekend at the Saint Mary's Tournament today against host Saint Mary's ... [more]
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Fall TV is chip off last season's block
Television is about money. All major networks have an agenda, used to entice viewers by whatever means necessary, so that they can be exposed to eight to 20 minutes of commercials during which they are persuaded to buy a variety of ... [more]
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