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Dating back to 1997, Notre Dame’s largest all-female club, Baraka Bouts, has connected hundreds of students for nearly three months of sisterhood, service and sparring. The unforgettable and uniquely Notre Dame experience has utilized boxing to assist the fundraising efforts of the Congregation of Holy Cross to ensure that children in Kyembogo and Jinja, Uganda have access to quality education. While this November marks the end of their “blood, sweat and tears” with their Baraka Bouts teammates, first-time senior captains Lauren Barnes, Katherine Beckman, Lauren Buetow, Luisa Capobianco, and Kim Nguyen are proud of the work they have accomplished inside and outside of the ring over the previous four years.
(11/12/24 5:06am)
Another night, another 100-point game for Notre Dame women’s basketball.
(11/12/24 5:00am)
On Oct. 30, I wrote an article discussing predictions and outcomes for the 2024 election. One of those outcomes was that Donald Trump would be elected president, but I believed it was extremely unlikely he would gain both House and Senate control. One week after the election, it appears that Trump could have complete control over Congress and the government. But how did this happen, and what does it mean for Americans over Trump's presidential term?
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In their last game of the season, the Belles took a 3-0 win over Olivet University this past weekend.
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Like America, most people hate Thanksgiving. I am a supporter of Thanksgiving, so this article will serve as a defense of the American holiday. I will begin by addressing the various reasons why people may not like Thanksgiving.
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I thought the current state of television couldn’t get any weirder or more interesting. Well, it’s safe to say I was very incorrect.
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Following Wednesday’s 89-60 season-opening victory over Stonehill, Notre Dame men’s basketball returns to Purcell Pavilion to play host to the Buffalo Bulls. This will be the first meeting ever between the two schools.
(11/11/24 5:39am)
On Friday afternoon, Florida governor Ron DeSantis spoke in DeBartolo Hall, discussing his tenure as governor of Florida and the future of the conservative movement, as protestors gathered outside the building. The lecture was hosted by the Center for Citizenship and Constitutional Government and was this year’s Jeanie Poole O'Shaughnessy Memorial Lecture.
(11/11/24 5:06am)
Season-ending injuries to graduate defensive end Jordan Botelho, sophomore defensive end Boubacar Traore and junior cornerback Benjamin Morrison left many Irish fans concerned with the future of the defense. Especially in the defensive line, without Botelho and Traore, the two best pass-rushing defensive ends, Notre Dame needed to find players to emerge in their place to generate pressure. Off of a bye week, the Irish found a season high of eight sacks to obliterate a struggling Florida State team. Graduate captain and defensive tackle Rylie Mills led the way for the Irish with three sacks and helped force both Florida State quarterbacks under 100 yards combined passing.
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“The Color of Pomegranates” is worth watching on a big screen, and you’re in luck, because the Browning Cinema at the DeBartolo Performing Arts Center is showing the picture this Thursday. Still, I have to admit that the first time I watched it was on the tiny, dirty screen of my high school–issued Chromebook, and nevertheless, it was a great watch — that’s a testament to the power of its visuals, I guess.
(11/11/24 5:04am)
As the season winds down and we begin to think about playoffs, I am reminded of the idea that the season’s champion is not necessarily the best team but the healthiest team. We all had big dreams of a new banner being hung in the tunnel, but as we approach the first 12-team College Football Playoff, the injuries stacking up on the Irish defense do not make me feel any better about Notre Dame’s chances.
(11/11/24 5:02am)
With retailers already pushing Christmas to the forefront of everyone’s minds, why not see a new Christmas movie in theaters before Thanksgiving? “The Best Christmas Pageant Ever,” directed by Dallas Jenkins, hit theaters this weekend and opened to a strong second-place showing at the box office, just narrowly behind the thriller “Heretic.” Jenkins may have struck gold again, adding another promising title to his slate of television shows and films centered around Christian media. Based on author Barbara Robinson’s 1972 children’s novel of the same name, “The Best Christmas Pageant Ever” offers a comedic and religious take on the Christmas season.
(11/11/24 5:36am)
On Friday, the Mendoza College of Business welcomed Gerard Baker, the former editor-in-chief of the Wall Street Journal, to the Jordan Auditorium to discuss the results of last week’s election. The experienced reporter and columnist spoke on why the results of this election cycle are so significant and what caused the races to play out as they did.
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When BeReal first took off my freshman year, I knew it was never going to last. My cynicism was encouraged by a clear understanding of what young adults actually use social media for — to gloat. The idea of the 2021 platform, BeReal, was to transform social media from a source of materialistic and often fabricated posts to an outlet for genuine connection. At a random point during the day, a notification would pop up telling users to snap a quick picture of what they were up to. This was supposed to inspire a "real" form of online networking with no editing allowed.
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There is something most deeply disturbing about the way humans behave themselves around the objects they worship. I speak not exclusively of extreme zealotry, though the cognitive dissonance with which we envelop our feeble, empty minds is entirely identical — altogether indistinguishable. We flip a switch, turn the lights off, and stagnate all cognition. And, worse yet, it is as if at times we crave nothing more.
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This weekend, the Saint Mary’s basketball team competed in two matchups. They faced the North Central College Cardinals, suffering an 88-49 defeat but bounced back with a 70-66 victory over the Lake Forest Foresters.
(11/11/24 5:09am)
Three years ago, Olivia Mancuso and Monica Caponigro joined hundreds of women on Notre Dame’s campus in the women’s boxing club known as Baraka Bouts. In her freshman year, Mancuso noticed the sweatshirt of a fellow Howard Hall resident and team captain, signed up and didn’t look back. Caponigro’s contact with the club came much earlier, long before she resided in Pasquerilla East as a Notre Dame student. Following her dad on a football Friday, nine-year-old Caponigro was invited by a group of girls to join their plank workout. She later learned they were in Baraka Bouts. Stepping foot on the campus years later, her sights were set on the club.
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After a strong win against Kuyper, the Holy Cross men’s basketball team traveled to face the Huntington University Foresters and took an 87-63 loss on Saturday.
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This past weekend, the Notre Dame volleyball team faced off against the Boston College Eagles and the Syracuse Orange. The Irish took a 3-0 loss against Boston College and a close, 3-2 loss against Syracuse.
