| Vol XXXV No. 24 | Friday, September 28, 2001 |
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Mother preaches tolerance
Judy Shepard doesn't expect her work end anytime soon, although the gay rights activist wishes she were out of a job. "I know that good things are going to happen," Shepard told a rapt Notre Dame audience Thursday, "and they're going to happen soon. And I'll be out of work, but that's a good thing," she said. Shepard, whose son, Matthew, died in a highly publicized October 1998 anti-gay hate crime, ... [more] |
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 Discovering our inner rebel People have always tried to do things that set them apart from the rest of the crowd. Non-conformists for years have changed their clothes, hairstyles and hair colors in order to look different. The problem has always been that with everyone ... [more] Today's Viewpoint Articles |
 IRISH INSIDER: Facing the pressure — at home Carlyle Holiday walks into the interview room for his first teleconference as Notre Dame's starting quarterback. When he gets there, he finds a surprise. Sitting with the rest of his pads and jersey — waiting for him to wear during a ... [more] Today's Sports Articles |
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