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Professor: Stay off ground in Libya

As American and European forces strike Libya from the air, Professor Michael Desch, chair of the department of political science, said the most reasonable military action is to continue its "limited liability intervention strategy."

Council plans outreach to Japan after disaster

The Council of Representatives (COR) discussed student body outreach in response to the tsunami in Japan and the initial results from the push for student job board reform during its Tuesday meeting.

Irish language sees surge

More people are currently embracing the Irish language than at any other time since the early 19th century, Notre Dame professor Brian O'Conchubhair said, and those at Notre Dame are no exception.

Former ND student sentenced six years

A former Notre Dame student charged with child molestation received a six-year prison sentence Friday after he engaged in sexual acts with a 12-year-old South Bend girl in April 2010, according to The South Bend Tribune.

IOSHA finds six Notre Dame violations

The Indiana Occupational Health and Safety Administration (IOSHA) found Notre Dame guilty of six violations after a four-and-a-half month investigation into the October death of junior Declan Sullivan, the Indiana Department of Labor announced March 15.

Choir tours China over break

The Saint Mary's College Women's Choir experienced the culture of China during a weeklong spring break visit involving sightseeing and performance opportunities.

Student remembers quake experience

A 9.0 magnitude earthquake hit with an epicenter 81 miles off the coast of Japan, sending tsunami waves up to 33 feet high to the island country, on Friday, March 11. The Japanese National Police Agency officially confirmed 8,805 deaths, 2,628 injured and 12,664 people missing as of Monday. Three nuclear power plants have suffered explosions in the aftermath.

Doctor discusses Haiti earthquake relief services

When a 7.8-magnitude earthquake struck Haiti Jan. 12, 2010, Dr. Jude Marie Banatte, Head of Programming for Catholic Relief Services (CRS) in Les Cayes, Haiti, was driving south from Port-au-Prince to his home.

Former employee charged with attempted voyeurism

A former University employee in Notre Dame's registrar's office was charged last week with planting a camera in a women's restroom in Grace Hall, according to the South Bend Tribune.

Hall staffs select RAs for 2011-12

The anticipation among 317 rising seniors applying for Resident Assistants culminated the week before Spring Break when final selections for the positions were determined.

Sullivan family releases statement concerning IOSHA findings

University responds to IOSHA findings

Notre Dame respects the investigation the Indiana Occupational Health and Safety Administration (IOSHA) released Tuesday and will examine the findings regarding the October death of Declan Sullivan, University President Fr. John Jenkins said.

IOSHA finds six Notre Dame violations

A four-and-a-half month investigation by the Indiana Occupational Health and Safety Administration (IOSHA) found Notre Dame guilty of six violations stemming from the October death of junior Declan Sullivan, the Indiana Department of Labor announced Tuesday.

Basketball fans mad for tourney

As March Madness approaches and the Irish anticipate their tournament experience, some Notre Dame students will forfeit sunny afternoons at the beach for the lights of Madison Square Garden over their Spring Break.

UN group, businesses, to meet at ND

Government representatives and top business executives will meet on campus with the United Nations Global Compact Foundation next week to discuss their goals to end extreme poverty around the world.

Architect speaks on city design

Leaving the planet in better shape for future generations through good city planning should be a goal for both architects and citizens, said visiting architect Dhiru A. Thadani Wednesday.

Group discusses senator turnover

With student government turnover approaching on April 1, Student Senate discussed ways of improving the senator transition workshop for incoming senators at Wednesday's meeting.

Association discusses printing access

After debate, Saint Mary's Student Government Association (SGA) passed a motion Wednesday to install a printer in Holy Cross Hall before the current administration ends its term April 1.

Habitat auctions historic window

Notre Dame fans can now purchase a window from the Main Building to add to their collection of University memorabilia.

SMC reps discuss women in science

Young women should study biology, chemistry and engineering to increase the female presence in the science field, four Saint Mary's representatives said on local television Friday.