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Sexual Assault Awareness Week kicks off

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Sexual assaults are among the most terrible of human experiences, and people of all communities have a moral obligation to work to prevent them from happening, said Elizabeth Moriarty, assistant director for the Gender Relations Center.


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Green Summit to focus on food

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Today's third annual Green Summit will highlight the sustainable efforts made on Notre Dame's campus, offering participants the chance to host roundtable discussion.



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Art exhibit analyzes Eric Gill's work

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Three students brought a British artist's work across the pond to the Library Special Collections Room. The exhibit, which opens today, was organized under the direction of Professor John Sherman, who taught a special class last semester to analyze works from the Department of Rare Books and Special Collections' Eric Gill Collection.

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Students visit health, wellness fair at ND

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Living up to their reputation as health conscious individuals, Notre Dame students turned up in droves at Thursday's Student Health and Wellness Fair, hosted at the Rolfs Sports Recreation Center.



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Students visit health, wellness fair at ND

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Living up to their reputation as health conscious individuals, Notre Dame students turned up in droves at Thursday's Student Health and Wellness Fair, hosted at the Rolfs Sports Recreation Center.



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Parents to visit juniors this weekend

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Junior Parents Weekend may be dubbed "that quiet weekend" by freshmen and sophomores, but for juniors and their parents it is a weekend packed with distinguished speakers, workshops, dinners, socializing with friends and family, and this year, a speech by Irish football coach Brian Kelly.



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Lenten luncheons promote reflection

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Lent is a time to improve one's life through fasting, almsgiving and prayer, Regina Wilson, assistant director of Campus Ministry at Saint Mary's College, said.


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Leaders request medical amnesty

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Student Senate passed a resolution recommending that the University adopt a policy that would grant medical amnesty to any student caught breaking school rules while assisting another student in need of help.


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Club marks Chinese New Year

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The Notre Dame community will experience a taste of true Chinese culture Sunday as the Notre Dame Chinese Friendship Association (NDCFA) puts on its annual Spring Festival Celebration in honor of the Chinese New Year.



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Group endorses classes reform

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 Joseph Incandela, associate dean and professor of Religious Studies at Saint Mary's, addressed the Student Government Association (SGA) Wednesday about future plans for reforming the College's General Education requirements.


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Group passes amnesty resolution

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The Student Senate resumed debate and voted on a resolution concerning medical amnesty and discussed the logistics of a new off-campus housing Web site at Wednesday's meeting.



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Keenan Revue loses venue

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The annual and controversial crowd favorite, the Keenan Revue, originally presented in Washington Hall and most recently in Saint Mary's O'Laughlin Auditorium, will once again have to find a new venue.


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SMC Stars help make 'wishes' come true

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After being inspired by some family members involved with the Make-A-Wish Foundation, Saint Mary's College senior Stephanie Dolik decided to start the SMC Stars — a club designed to grant wishes for children with life-threatening medical conditions.