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(10/16/24 4:02am)
On Saturday afternoon, Notre Dame will square off with Georgia Tech at Mercedes-Benz Stadium, the state-of-the-art home of the SEC Championship game, Chick-Fil-A Peach Bowl and the National Football League’s Atlanta Falcons. The Irish and Yellow Jackets have never collided in this venue, but they are familiar foes. Here’s a look back at the highlights of Notre Dame’s 37-game matchup history with Georgia Tech, which the Irish lead 30-6 with one tie.
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The original “Mean Girls“ could never be beat. The iconic lines, the attitude and the aesthetic created a cultural phenomenon and a movie that’s constantly being referenced twenty years later. A core memory of mine is watching that movie for the first time with one of my friends and being excited to get to high school after seeing it because I wanted to have the friendships the girls formed by the end of the film. It was truly iconic!
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As I was doomscrolling through Netflix my freshman year of college (I am now a sophomore) to find a new show to watch, I came across the new Netflix Original, “Heartstopper.” Its name was interesting to me, and it looked like a super cute show. I was very intrigued by this coming-of-age romance/drama. After binge watching the first and second season when it came out, I was stoked for the third. While the show is live action, it has many cute animations that bring the story to life while addressing many different, relevant themes.
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A few weeks ago, I went to a Gracie Abrams concert in Chicago. It was sold out, lively and political.
(10/15/24 4:00am)
This Monday from 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. Saint Mary’s Center for Faith Action and Ministry (CFAM) hosted its monthly “Discussion and Donuts” meeting in the student government lounge. The discussion began with donuts, dried apples, cookies and spiced apple cider. Before the discussion began, students were given a few minutes to journal their thoughts and feelings on climate change.
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While this column focuses on new connections, my existing ones with friends, family and teachers back home deserve some attention. I have heard from many of you, and I look forward to seeing you all soon. It is your perspectives that have shaped this piece. Thank you.
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Gilmore Girls, Ugg boots and PSLs (or football, hoodies and holidays, depending on the kind of person you are): what do they all have in common?
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Holy Cross women’s basketball concluded the 2023-2024 season on a high note, finishing with a 16-14 overall record and a 12-8 conference record. Throughout the season, the Saints always kept the score close.
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During Monday afternoon’s weekly press conference, Notre Dame head football coach Marcus Freeman announced the loss of junior cornerback Benjamin Morrison for the remainder of the season. Morrison will require surgery on a hip injury, leaving the Irish with a team captain and All-American-sized hole to fill in the defensive backs room.
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Friday, Oct. 18 at 5:00 p.m. is the deadline for students outside of the Mendoza College of Business to apply for a minor within the business school. Students in any college at Notre Dame may apply for minors in accountancy, innovation and entrepreneurship, marketing and real estate. Students in the College of Arts and Letters, College of Science and the Keough School of Global Affairs may also apply for a minor in foundations of business.
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With both Holy Cross teams hosting St. Ambrose this past weekend, the men's soccer team took a big 3-0 conference win while the women's soccer team endured a 4-0 loss.
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I don't even know where to start. I am at a loss for words, which is rather uncommon because I talk a lot. I grew up watching Marvel movies, from the “Iron Man” movies to the “Spider-Man” movies (the Tom Holland ones are the best). However, since 2019’s “Avengers: Endgame,” which featured the death of Iron Man, it is almost like Marvel has gone entirely off the rails and is just producing shows for the money. With this, it’s no surprise their newest show, “Agatha All Along,” is entirely unnecessary, features slightly disturbing themes that clash with the larger Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) and overall does not make sense. Needless to say, I am not a fan of this irrelevant show.
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Cooking competition shows can be stressful. Either the judges are catty, the time limit is too severe or the ingredients are too limiting. To some, this can be justified with a hand wave and saying “that’s the point.” Some programs dare to differ from “Chopped” or “Cutthroat Kitchen” or that one where Gordon Ramsay puts people in a three story building, if you remember that. “Great British Bake-Off” is considered wholesome television (with the exception of an occasional cultural microaggression), and “Nailed It!” embraces the fact that things tend to go wrong in these competitions. Even with these, cooking competitions tend to become predictable; so what would it look like to take these conventions and flip them on their head?
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On Friday, the Center for Citizenship and Constitutional Government hosted a panel discussion on the 2024 election and the future of American democracy. The center welcomed professor John Yoo from Berkeley Law and Harry Litman, senior legal affairs columnist at the Los Angeles Times,
to the Carey Auditorium for a debate on issues relevant to the upcoming election.
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On Oct. 10 at 7 p.m., the Center for the Study of Spirituality at Saint Mary’s College held the final webinar, “What it Means to be Human: Synodal Considerations on Technological Anthropologies,” to cap off the three-part series conducted by several authors of the coinciding, to be published, essayist novel.
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On Oct. 11, Notre Dame hosted its fourth annual Rare Disease Patient Advocacy Summit in Dahnke Ballroom. The summit featured a series of talks presented by patients, family members and patient advocates who all focused on the importance of rare disease awareness.
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O’Shaughnessy’s Great Hall served as a melting pot of different East Asian cultures on Sunday, Oct. 13.
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Last weekend, Notre Dame watched from home as several upsets rocked the college football world. Multiple top-ranked teams fell, headlined by No. 1-ranked Alabama. As a result, the Irish jumped two spots in the AP Poll without touching the football field. They spent their time recovering and preparing for their 38th all-time meeting with rival Stanford with the Legends Trophy on the line. Saturday’s edition of the historic contest was one-sided, however, as Notre Dame cruised to a 49-7 victory over the Cardinal. I believe the Irish left with more than just a routine win, but also a meaningful step forward.
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The Notre Dame men’s soccer team returned to Alumni Stadium on Friday night, welcoming the No. 7 North Carolina Tar Heels to South Bend for a pivotal ACC clash. Coming off back-to-back defeats, first at Syracuse and most recently at home against Michigan, the Irish entered Friday’s match much in need of a marquee victory to climb the conference table and boost their at-large resume.
