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Irish Rover Notre Dame

A case against consent

Consent does not go far enough to promote the dignity of women

The Duty of Remembering

Good news stories should have staying power.

Football team looking for “new, exciting crimes to get our wins revoked”

“We’ve tried academic violations before,” said Kelly. “We cheated on a few tests–who cares? It’s boring stuff, and I firmly believe that my boys can do better. I mean, after all, we’re undefeated in football. Why can’t we be undefeated in crime?”

An Evening with Wagner at the Lyric

The Chicago Lyric Opera’s excellent rendition of the 19th century masterpiece

Endangered triple-major freshmen facing extinction in stressful finals environment

Freshmen are coming to Notre Dame with vast dreams of exploring everything in their education, only to have these dreams obliterated a week before heading home for the holidays

You’re a Lonely One, Mr. Grinch

A remix with something more to offer.

The Case for Capital Punishment

We should not shirk from this responsibility by opting for broad legislation for the sake of convenience.

Notre Dame head groundskeeper to resign over allegations of fall foliage color enhancements

In a shocking statement released late Friday afternoon, Nathan Bailey, Head Groundskeeper at the University of Notre Dame, admitted to overseeing the covert transplanting and/or spray-painting of thousands of trees on campus.

Taco Bell Releases New Living Taco

This taco can think, and this taco can even do a little dance, changing your Taco Bell experience by offering dinner and a show.