A word from Martinique
All the elements of a solution to the present problems of America have, at different times, existed in African thought or elsewhere really.
All the elements of a solution to the present problems of America have, at different times, existed in African thought or elsewhere really.
No insane revelations, just things on my mind today.
The Viewpoint section can be more than just political rambling.
"Learning to tune out the hype, whether it's from TikTok, my friends or the Notre Dame community, has made me feel more confident in myself, my intuition and my education than I ever have. I only have JOMO to thank."
"A lot of videos have been popping on my social media feeds of people venting about what they find to be extremely chic. Thus, I felt like it is my duty to participate and provide a short list of my own."
Some people need to read this and reflect on themselves during sexual violence awareness month.
"Many schools offer a great education, but not all offer what Notre Dame does. Ultimately, many of the challenges students face at Notre Dame will likely be the same challenges they would face at any college they might attend."
"That which distinguishes us, that which severs us from all others, what if that went away?"
"A reflective Catholic has no reason to doubt that if he were brought up under a different faith, the Holy Spirit would have guided his heart to convert to Catholicism, the one true faith."
"Age proudly; not everyone gets to."
If Democrats can be a light over the next four years, then when voters return to the ballot boxes, America may be free of this political darkness.
If we had but one ounce of Job's discipline, we'd spend a lot less time angry at the world for our minor inconveniences, and a lot more time appreciating the gifts we've been bestowed, up in our ivory towers.
"And I believe it. And I too will believe it, in California, a place that was never my home, but someday will be."
“There exists an idea among many religious believers that the faith tradition they subscribe to is the ‘one true faith.’”
"I recommend that everyone reading this applies for ND Survivor, fan or not, as the skills you practice last far beyond the mock version of the show in which we participate. It's a community of friends with a layer of competition and a reminder of why we play these games: to test ourselves and play a human game."
"Fair winds and following seas are bringing one of our finest back home. Like so many of my fellow members of the Notre Dame family, I look forward to hearing the wisdom he's gathered along the way."
"As brands continue to evolve in their global strategies, cultural integration will undoubtedly remain a key factor in building lasting customer relationships."
"To me, "flâneuring" is less about wandering aimlessly and more about curiosity. It's being aware that as a newcomer, you're barely scratching the surface of a place, a place that someone else calls home."
Saint Mary's College president Katie Conboy responds to a concerns about this year's commencement address speaker.
“We all want to look better, but is it coming with an even greater price than hundreds of dollars: our reliance on materialism and excessive consumerism?”