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Observer Editorial: Community beyond campus gates

To my fellow Republicans

The final dorm rankings

Davis loves to rank people, places, things, ideas and sometimes even verbs. His current senior year places fourth among years, his neuroscience major places seventh, and his theology major ranks third among all majors. Contact him at dgonsalv@nd.edu to be placed first in his heart.

Here’s to a better class registration experience

A looming exodus

Katelyn Wray

Paul Ryan: now your new favorite Notre Dame lecturer

MLK, sound bites and the importance of context

The fountains of Rome

Truth is always in style

The door at the end of the hall

I am a bad dancer

Observer Editorial: Follow McGraw’s example

Head coach of Notre Dame women’s basketball Muffet McGraw took a stand April 4 in a pre-game press conference ahead of what would become one of the most competitive Final Fours in the history of the women’s tournament. With a major rivalry on the line and the target that comes with being the reigning national champion, McGraw responded to a question about her hiring process — McGraw makes a point of only hiring female assistants — and how she views her role as a voice for women in basketball. Seizing the publicity of the national championship as a platform to consider broader issues, McGraw delivered a powerful, 140-second response addressing gender equality that has since gone viral, even earning a retweet from former President Barack Obama.

On the ‘senior exclusion policy’

Commitment belongs to us all

Nancy P. Nekvasil

Today’s music is great

Ope, defined

I am a woman

Maria Marcopoli

The consequences of weak antitrust law

Peter Brown

To be or not to be