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‘Succession’ — when Westeros becomes Wall Street

Charlie Kenney | Wednesday, September 11, 2019

As HBO’s record and heart-breaking series “Game of Thrones” came to its regrettable conclusion this past May, I found myself looking for a show both to fill the hole its finale left in my heart and to make my HBO subscription worth it. So, as any good capitalist would, I decided to jump on the

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Mendoza adds new position of associate dean for undergraduates

Observer Staff Report | Monday, April 29, 2019

A new position of associate dean for undergraduate studies has been added to the Mendoza College of Business’ leadership team, the University announced in a press release Friday. Jim Leady, an associate teaching professor of finance, will begin the position July 1. Leady will oversee the existing undergraduate curriculum, as well as develop new initiatives

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Panelists discuss equal pay, gender issues in the workforce

Marirose Osborne | Wednesday, April 17, 2019

A panel titled “How to Navigate Equal Pay as a College Grad,” which explored ways how young female professionals can combat gender inequality in the workplace, was presented in Saint Mary’s Haggar Parlor on Tuesday night. The panel featured four speakers, with senior political science and gender and women’s studies major Zoie Clay beginning the

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First annual ‘Women’s Investing Summit’ promotes diversity

Mariah Rush | Friday, March 22, 2019

Notre Dame will host its first ever Women’s Investing Summit (WIS) all day Friday. The event will feature a wide variety of female keynote speakers and panels. Erin Bellissimo, managing director of the Notre Dame Institute for Global Investing (NDIGI), said the summit aims to highlight the diversity that exists in the business industry, and

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New Saint Mary’s club looks to foster economic education

Sara Schlecht | Wednesday, April 4, 2018

Students and professors joined together to create the Economics Club, a new organization aiming to extend economic education beyond the classroom. Junior Mari Garza, founder and president of Economics Club, said both students and faculty have encouraged participation in the club. “Right before this academic year, one of the [economics] professors reached out to me

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I spy with my little eye

Erin Shang | Tuesday, March 6, 2018

It is 4 p.m. Somewhere, the radio is playing “Mr. Brightside.” I am sitting at the new cafe shop in Duncan Student Center, drinking a 12 oz. vanilla latte. I just got out of class. The Notre Dame student center is just like that at any other university, swamped with college kids in hoodies and

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Chick-fil-“Nay”

Letter to the Editor | Thursday, February 22, 2018

I have some sad news for you, ND. Chick-fil-A is not coming to Notre Dame and probably won’t be for the foreseeable future. The sentiment is clear: Students at this university want a Chick-fil-A on campus. Maybe it’s the heavenly original chicken sandwich. Or maybe, it’s the eight-count nuggets meal with fries, Chick-fil-A sauce and

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University announces next vice president of new business development

Observer Staff Report | Thursday, February 1, 2018

Scott Ford, an executive vice president for Bradley Company of South Bend, will be the next associate vice president of new business development at Notre Dame, according to a University press release published Jan. 25. Ford, a Notre Dame alumnus, will work with several University departments — such as Notre Dame Research, the IDEA Center, University

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Papa John — pizza man or overlord?

Charlie Kenney | Thursday, November 9, 2017

Papa John’s Pizza was started in 1984 by John Schnatter in a converted broom closet in the back of his father’s tavern. To buy the pizza equipment he needed, Schnatter sold his 1971 Z28 Camaro for $1,600 dollars to purchase pizza equipment. By 2009, he was able to pay $250,000 dollars to get back that

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Notre Dame sophomore weighs in on business venture, accessible phone chargers

Max Lander | Monday, October 2, 2017

Sophomore Jack Kane is looking to carve out a niche in the tech industry with his company iGadget Technology. Kane, who transferred to Notre Dame this year, said he started iGadget earlier this year because he noticed chargers break easily and are expensive to replace. “iGadget is meant to market quality product at a college level price,” Kane

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Instagram post 2195908705778065699_1726022560 “As you may know, I received 5,000 signatures and a protest on God Quad last spring, which — while compelling and interesting — was a bit of curiosity to me, because people were protesting against something that hadn’t been established yet,” said associate vice president of Residential Life Heather Rakoczy Russel in the Dahnke Ballroom last night. ..
Rakoczy Russel was looking to garner student feedback in crafting the off campus differentiation policies.  Surveys will be sent out to the class of 2022, the first class impacted by the off campus differentiation, but ultimately the policy will reflect Notre Dame's attitudes about community and identity.
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📸: Genevieve Redsten
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Instagram post 2195183922413161266_1726022560 “If Ann Arbor Can Do It, Why Not South Bend?”
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Protesters gathered at Howard Park to Participate in a Global Climate Strike for the Green New Deal last Friday.  Link in bio to read.
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Instagram post 2193023045973904058_1726022560 "Not to insult people who enjoy their cheap, sour-cream-filled monstrosity, but saying that Taco Bell is Hispanic is like saying Chicago deep-dish pizza is Italian. It’s just not."
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"After making my heart suffer such a toll, I decided to redeem myself — and my stomach — by delighting in some real — I cannot emphasize that word enough — Mexican food. I searched the Internet for the best places in South Bend, heavily rolling my eyes at the lists featuring Chipotle and, yes, Taco Bell. Thankfully, I found several options that promised authentic food, and most of them were located on South Bend’s west side."
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Link in bio to read what Maria Luisa Paul found during her day on the west side of South Bend. ..........................................
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Instagram post 2192330035142907936_1726022560 Members of the community gathered at Duncan Hall on Wednesday for the second night of Las Posadas celebrations.  Senior Carolina Robledo explains Las Posadas as "a commemoration of the walk of Mary and Joseph to Bethlehem to find a place for Jesus to stay." The participants sang back and forth hymns with members of Duncan, Keough and O'Neill Halls as they travelled from dorm to dorm, commemorating Joseph and Mary's search for shelter.
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📸: Natalie Weber
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Instagram post 2191605248422629315_1726022560 Four Notre Dame students hand picked a photograph add to the Snite's permanent collection this semester in keeping with the theme "American Education". ...
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📸: Emma Farnan
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Instagram post 2190798166529403179_1726022560 The Notre Dame Fighting Irish defeated the Stanford Cardinals 45-24 in Palo Alto last Saturday.  While the game may have started mysteriously for Notre Dame, by the end there were no questions remaining. ..
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📸: Anne Smiercak
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