| Vol XXXIII No. 26 |
Tuesday, September 28, 1999 |
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Deciding about life after college
Mary Beth Ellis
Changes in latitudes, changes in attitudes
 Most likely, if you're a liberal arts major, you'll make the commitment to attend graduate school somewhere around May of your senior year, and the decision-making process will cause the following reaction;"Oh, my God. I have no job. Or health insurance. ... [more]
Build another Reckers
Letter to the Editor
I realized this weekend is that Notre Dame definitely needs another 24-hour hangout. Reckers just doesn't cut it. After the bagillion dances this weekend let out in the middle of the night, countless couples flooded out of the dorms and headed ... [more]
Limits of the free speech clause
Sean Vinck
Not peace, but the sword
Does anyone actually believe in "freedom of speech" anymore? I do not. Nor do my ideological opposites. Oh, I suppose that there needs to be some ordered liberty in the realm of the expression and exchange of ideas in a society. ... [more]
Too many assumptions
Letter to the Editor
As a freshman here at Notre Dame, I was appalled to hear an alumnus speak in such a manner [commenting on how inconsiderate and inappropriate the student body behaved at the Notre Dame-Michigan State football game] about the current student body. ... [more]
Breaking the barrier of silence
Letter to the Editor
I am in complete support of and excited from the letter from the Sept. 27th issue, "ND needs to hear silent screams of eating disorders ..." but would like to add my own comments in order to, hopefully, provoke further discussion. ... [more]
An ode to `Saved by the Bell'
Laura Rompf
Copy Editor
Bayside was the high school that we all wanted to attend. Where Belding was our principal, and Zach Morris was our friend. Jessie dated Slater; they seldom were apart. Screech was in love with Lisa, and Kelly stole Zach's heart. Jessie ... [more]
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