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Over-exercising remains a concern

By The Observer · Friday, Jan. 15, 2010

As students return to campus filled with ambitious New Year's resolutions and goals for getting fit for Spring Break, Notre Dame recreation facilities see an influx of students and faculty eager to work out, especially in light of the recent registration for fitness classes. Some, however, take their exercise to the extreme.

Class of 2014 predicted to be strong

By The Observer · Friday, Jan. 15, 2010

The 1,801 students admitted early to Notre Dame might be one of the most talented classes as well as the most ethnically diverse in the history of the University, director of undergraduate admissions Dan Saracino said.

ND to sponsor events honoring MLK

By The Observer · Friday, Jan. 15, 2010

Martin Luther King Jr. Day will officially be observed nationwide Monday, and Notre Dame will present a number of events to mark the occasion.

Phase Two of library renovation continues

By The Observer · Friday, Jan. 15, 2010

The Campus Committee of the Hesburgh Library Renovation Team continues to plan Phase Two of the library renovation, which will involve restructuring of the first and second floors.

ACE works to increase enrollment

By The Observer · Friday, Jan. 15, 2010

A University of Notre Dame task force recently announced its plan to provide educational opportunities for Latino children by doubling the enrollment of Latino children in Catholic schools over the next decade.

Class of 2014 predicted to be strong

By The Observer · Friday, Jan. 15, 2010

The 1,801 students admitted early to Notre Dame might be one of the most talented classes as well as the most ethnically diverse in the history of the University, director of undergraduate admissions Dan Saracino said.

Crowley speaks at film's advance screening

By The Observer · Friday, Jan. 15, 2010

John Crowley and Dr. Kasturi Haldar introduced Thursday night's advance screening of "Extraordinary Measures" with words of hope about the fight against rare and under-researched diseases.

Crowley speaks at film's advance screening

By The Observer · Friday, Jan. 15, 2010

John Crowley and Dr. Kasturi Haldar introduced Thursday night's advance screening of "Extraordinary Measures" with words of hope about the fight against rare and under-researched diseases.

ND community eager to aid in Haiti relief

By The Observer · Friday, Jan. 15, 2010

After the 7.0-magnitude earthquake struck Haiti Tuesday, students poured into the student government office in LaFortune Student Center and asked student body president Grant Schmidt, "What's our plan?"

SMC seniors offer money tips

By The Observer · Friday, Jan. 15, 2010

With the cost of admission, room and board, books and a variety of other school supplies, college students can be financially strapped at the beginning of each new semester. Saint Mary's seniors Sara Niemann and Aimee Cunniff, both business administration and economics majors, have, however, devised several tips students can follow to spend less and save their hard-earned cash.

Speaker stirs mixed reviews

By The Observer · Friday, Jan. 15, 2010

The announcement that NBC Nightly News anchor Brian Williams will be the principal speaker at Notre Dame's commencement was met with a variety of reactions from this year's senior class.

Over-exercising remains a concern

By The Observer · Friday, Jan. 15, 2010

As students return to campus filled with ambitious New Year's resolutions and goals for getting fit for Spring Break, Notre Dame recreation facilities see an influx of students and faculty eager to work out, especially in light of the recent registration for fitness classes. Some, however, take their exercise to the extreme.

SMC seniors offer money tips

By The Observer · Friday, Jan. 15, 2010

With the cost of admission, room and board, books and a variety of other school supplies, college students can be financially strapped at the beginning of each new semester. Saint Mary's seniors Sara Niemann and Aimee Cunniff, both business administration and economics majors, have, however, devised several tips students can follow to spend less and save their hard-earned cash.

Phase Two of library renovation continues

By The Observer · Friday, Jan. 15, 2010

The Campus Committee of the Hesburgh Library Renovation Team continues to plan Phase Two of the library renovation, which will involve restructuring of the first and second floors.

ImproveND survey to address issues

By The Observer · Thursday, Jan. 14, 2010

The Office of Strategic Planning and Institutional Research is conducting the inaugural ImproveND survey to effectively address the many aspects of campus life at Notre Dame. The survey includes both student input on campus life and contributions from more than 30 service-providing campus units.

Over-exercising remains a concern

Class of 2014 predicted to be strong

ND to sponsor events honoring MLK

Phase Two of library renovation continues

ACE works to increase enrollment

Class of 2014 predicted to be strong

Crowley speaks at film's advance screening

Crowley speaks at film's advance screening

ND community eager to aid in Haiti relief

SMC seniors offer money tips

Speaker stirs mixed reviews

Over-exercising remains a concern

SMC seniors offer money tips

Phase Two of library renovation continues

ImproveND survey to address issues

ND launches online campus tour

Williams to address graduates

Ok Go releases video with ND Band

Williams to address graduates

ND launches online campus tour

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