A Siegfried thank you
Dear communities of Notre Dame and Saint Mary’s,
Dear communities of Notre Dame and Saint Mary’s,
As a college student who obsesses over laundry and cleaning everything, I spend an amount of money on it that adds up quickly, especially with the wonderful prices at our school.
In a recent New York Times article, David DeSteno argued that resisting the temptation “to value the pleasures of the present more than the satisfaction of the future” will be the key to keeping our New Year’s resolutions in 2018.
Is the Super Bowl still about football? When asking a small group of friends, we all said no, it’s not just about football. The Super Bowl is about everything. But is it really worth it? Imagine the things that could be done with the $5 million that are spent for a 30-second commercial about insurance for your grandparents or chips for your next late night snack. On the one hand, this reinforces ideas about what society decides is important and what is deemed irrelevant. On the other hand, commercials are another way for a different group of people to enjoy watching the same television screen, but from a different perspective. A perspective that might not include sports.
A closed student senate meeting with a secret roll call. A press release from Judicial Council in the early hours of the morning.