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Council finalizes 2010-2011 agenda

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Campus Life Council (CLC) cemented its agenda for the beginning of the 2010-11 academic year Monday, as its members focused on the relationship between Notre Dame students and the local community in light of recent events with law enforcement off-campus.


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University, police, students react to arrests

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The second major police raid last weekend resulted in a broken-down door, landed a police officer in the hospital and brought the total number of alcohol-related arrests since students returned to school to nearly 60.



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Dining Hall adds low calorie options

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Notre Dame Food Services worked this summer to add more low calorie and multicultural options to the dining hall menus, responding to student demand for healthier options.


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Architecture School hosts Awareness Day

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In order to help gain a better understanding of the needs of the disabled, fourth-year architecture students navigated campus hallways and sidewalks in wheelchairs, crutches and blindfolds Friday as part of the School of Architecture's third annual Accessibility Awareness Day.



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University responds to contract lawsuit

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The University claimed former Notre Dame professor Oliver Collins was fired because he used $190,000 of grant and University money to purchase equipment that he used to take pornographic photographs in a recently filed legal response a breach of contract lawsuit filed by Collins.



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Alcohol-related incidents spark concern

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Three people were arrested and two more were cited last weekend for minor consumption in off-campus areas heavily populated with Notre Dame students. The suspects were 19 and 20 years old.




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Block Party returns to B1

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Saturday marks the return of the B1 Block Party, which will be held at 5 p.m. in the Legend's parking lot and star Guster and Mayer Hawthorne, among others.


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Saint Mary's houses rare Bible

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Saint Mary's College is the new home for a reproduction of the Saint John's Bible, a book worth about $145,000, comprised of seven volumes, and nearly two feet tall when all seven volumes are stacked upon one another.