| Vol XXXIV No. 35 | Monday, October 9, 2000 |
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In the wake of Title IX
To the casual observer, Title IX is an advantage to girls' schools across the country. A look at how it affects Saint Mary's will show otherwise. "[Title IX has spurred] a really amazing growth for women athletes in a coeducational environments," Saint Mary's athletic director Lynn Kachmarik said. "When you have the mens' programs to compare to it's black and white. In many ways [Saint Mary's] has been left behind." As ... [more] |
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 Napster restores music's excitement I wasn't around last spring for the music-swapping craze that clogged the University bandwidth, and, in the end, forced Notre Dame to ban Napster from network computers. I was abroad in London. But when I returned stateside in May, Napster's battle ... [more] Today's Viewpoint Articles |
 Irish leave Cardinal seeing red with 20-14 win Notre Dame cashed in on a Stanford interception, lost fumble and blocked punt to win 20-14 Saturday behind the offense of freshman quarterback Matt LoVecchio and multi-talented David Givens. LoVecchio, starting for the first time in his young career, engineered Notre ... [more] Today's Sports Articles |
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