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True to form, I turned in my final college assignment — a 10-page research paper on Bob Marley — Friday night, less than 45 minutes before it was due. That was expected. What I didn’t expect was the wash of emotions that followed.
It's finally here. The Oscars are this Sunday, March 10, and we get to see the culmination of weeks of award ceremonies and red carpet celebrations that followed from a year of incredible cinematic achievement across the globe. While there are plenty of issues with the Oscars and the way they hand out awards, it's always fun to see the best movies of the year get — or not get — the recognition they deserve.
This past weekend the DeBartolo Performing Arts Center screened all 15 of the short films nominated for this weekend’s Academy Awards. Ever since the nominees were released earlier this year, I’ve taken it upon myself to watch as many of them as I can before the ceremony. The opportunity to watch all the short films over the course of a weekend was one I could not pass up.
A friend of mine told me this weekend that it feels like I’m “always running around.” On Tuesday, I worked 11 hours after taking three classes during the day.
Under the lights of the Castellan Family Fencing Center, Notre Dame’s powerhouse fencing program excelled throughout the two-day ACC Championships. In the individual portion Saturday, they swept all six gold medals while taking 12 of 18 overall podium places.
If you ask junior Dawson Kiser and sophomore Maeve Miller why they are running for student body president and vice-president, respectively, their answer is simple.
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