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Coming off a team victory at the Trine Spring Classic, Saint Mary’s golf kept its game in good shape to start April, the regular season’s final month. The Belles competed at the Polar Beaver Classic in Ohio, tying for second place with College of Wooster and Mount St. Joseph College. Only Ohio Northern, one of the host programs, bested Saint Mary’s on the weekend.
Over the past three weeks, weather has thrown Saint Mary's softball for a scheduling loop. The Belles have had a total of eight games postponed, allowing them to play just two in the 21 days leading up to their first conference doubleheader.
Notre Dame men’s golf ended its regular season with a fourth consecutive top-three placement over the weekend. The Irish took second at the Hoosier Invitational at the Pfau Course in Bloomington, Indiana, shooting a 32-over par 884. Host school Indiana University claimed first place for the event, finishing 17 strokes ahead of Notre Dame.
The Holy Half is coming up! Although this is an opportunity for some to show off how hard they’ve been training, others may face the shame of a slower-than-expected time. Maybe you’ve been training for months, hyping up how fast you were getting only to fall short on race day. Or perhaps you haven’t been training at all, and every time you say you’re going for a run you secretly sneak off to Taco Bell. Either way, when you finish the race at a time you’re not proud of, you’re gonna need an excuse to save face. These can be hard to come up with at the spur of the moment, so I have prepared some options that I think could be believable.
After weeks with largely cloudy and rainy weather, Monday was intensely sunny. Until it wasn’t. From 1:53 p.m. to 4:08 p.m., the tri-campus was in the path of a partial solar eclipse. With the eclipse reaching its peak of approximately 96.6% of totality at 3:09 pm, students and community members crowded the quads and Irish Green to observe the rare cosmic event which won't be seen again in the United States for another 20 years.
To be evil is a tricky subject. Most certainly, to be malicious would be a qualifier, but that is not what I speak of here. Rather, to be evil is to be immoral: to violate and inhibit an inherent goodness. And how could smothering someone’s humanity be anything other than that? Worse yet, to pressure people into doing so by their own coerced volition is nothing more than cruel deceit. Yet there could be no other way, right? Everyone I have ever spoken to that knows anything about the corporate world has cited LinkedIn as essential. It is simply what must be done. Part of our existence. Divinely bestowed. That’s just the way it is.
When Beyoncé announced her new album during the 2024 Super Bowl, the internet exploded with enthusiasm. “It’s a country album!” everyone seemed to think, but we were all corrected via Instagram. “Cowboy Carter” isn’t a country album. It “is a Beyoncé album.” Even so, as a southerner, I really wanted to be the one to cover this album for Scene. Ultimately, it has taken me a week to come up with the words to describe the triumph that is this album.
Denial
On the bleak train ride from Stockholm to Oslo, I eavesdrop in on the two men sitting catty-corner to me. One is dressed like a bank teller, the other like the type of guy that would lecture me about cryptocurrency. Bank teller dude has a thick accent I later place as Polish, but Crypto-man’s accent is a little more, well, cryptic.
“Like the plutocrat that he is, the man from Fisher has a distinctive air about him as, books under arm, he casually pushes through the glass doors and steps out across the flagstone entrance. Already he’s developing a superiority complex with adequate reason.”
Last Friday, a column published in The Observer denounced the College Republicans of Notre Dame (NDCR) over its recent decision to revoke a standing endorsement of Senator Todd Young. The reasoning behind our revocation was elaborated on in a post to X. “Notre Dame College Republicans formally rescind all prior endorsement of @SenToddYoung. Dedication to President Trump is more important than any ‘principled conservative’ position he claims. It is time to replace the Indiana political establishment with America First.”
Raising $160,000.24, the student-led organization Saint Mary's College Dance Marathon hosted their 18th annual Dance Marathon for the tri-campus on Saturday, April 6. The Dance Marathon was hosted in the Angela Athletic Center for the race car-themed event's entire 12-hour duration. The event is centered around fundraising money for the Riley Hospital for Children in Indianapolis.
While many residents of Fisher Hall are eagerly awaiting the final Fisher Regatta next weekend, senior Ethan Springfield took his anticipation to the next level on Thursday by doing an Ironman style triathlon to raise awareness for the event.
After a huge win over the Syracuse Orange, the top-ranked Irish men's lacrosse team traveled to Durham to face the No. 3 Duke Blue Devils. The Irish were able to rally late after the Blue Devils made a fourth quarter comeback. This secured the team’s seventh win overall and second in ACC play, in which they remain perfect. This was also the second week in which the top-rated Irish beat the No. 3 team in the country. Star power was all over the field in Durham with Tewaaraton Award winner Brennan O’Neill matched up against the Kavanagh brothers. These stars did not disappoint in this marquee matchup.
The Notre Dame tennis teams played their penultimate weekends of regular-season action between Friday and Saturday, delivering a combined record of 3-1. The women's squad traveled to No. 49 Syracuse and Boston College, earning victories of 5-2 and 6-1, respectively. With those results, the Notre Dame women extended their winning streak to three games, improving their season records to 15-7 overall and 6-5 within the ACC. This week marks the first time the Irish women's team has held a record above .500 in conference play since March 8, 2020, the final game before the 2019-20 season was canceled due to COVID-19.
Music is the language of the soul. I have a sticker from the Musical Instrument Museum on my laptop that proudly displays this quote. Recently though, music has been moving my legs as well as my soul as I’ve trained for the Holy Half Marathon taking place this Saturday. Given the amount of time that I knew I would spend running in preparation for the race, I decided to catalog various albums as I listened to them to see if there were any general trends on what made good running music. Here is what I’ve found.
There are few experiences that hone a person's concentration and productivity more than a late night in Hesburgh Library.
The Notre Dame track and field team continued its spring season over the weekend, sending a number of student-athletes to compete at the Spartan Invitational in East Lansing, Michigan.
At first, you don’t see his shadow. You hear him.
Solutions by The State News
