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Letter to the Editor | Wednesday, April 15, 2015
Graduating from Notre Dame with a degree in film, television and theatre in 2000, I didn’t believe I would really have a chance to make it in the film industry. That was for ‘other’ people. That was for people who watched movies their whole lives, people who moved to Hollywood and knew famous people. Another Notre
Greg Hadley | Tuesday, March 3, 2015
No. 3 Notre Dame’s offense, already off to a hot start this season, took things to another level Saturday afternoon in Loftus Sports Center, overwhelming Dartmouth, 20-5. The 20 goals marked the program’s highest output since March 19, 2005, when the Irish (3-0) topped Butler 22-5. Notre Dame is averaging 17 goals per game this year, good
Manuel De Jesus | Friday, February 27, 2015
Starting the season with two straight wins, No. 2 Notre Dame will host Dartmouth at Loftus Sports Center on Saturday. It will be the first time the Irish (2-0) have hosted the Big Green (0-1) since Notre Dame’s 19-7 win Feb. 28, 2009, six years ago to the day of Saturday’s game. The Irish have
Greg Hadley | Sunday, February 22, 2015
Two games in, and already No. 2 Notre Dame’s offense is setting records. With a 17-8 road win over Michigan on Saturday, the Irish (2-0) have scored 31 goals on the season, good for fifth in the country and the most by any squad in program history since 1992. Despite the big numbers, Irish coach Kevin
Zach Klonsinski | Thursday, September 4, 2014
Campus will see the first home regular-season matches of the fall for No. 2 Notre Dame this weekend as it seeks to defend its national championship title this season. The Irish (1-0-1) will host Dartmouth on Friday night and Kentucky on Sunday afternoon for the 12th edition of the Mike Berticelli Memorial Tournament. After finishing
Renee Griffin | Tuesday, August 26, 2014
No. 11 Notre Dame (2-0-0) seems poised to continue its pattern of success this season, despite 11 freshmen and a new head coach. The team already had two strong wins against Illinois and Oakland over its opening weekend. The team should get strong leadership from its more experienced players, especially its three captains: junior midfielder/defender Cari
The Observer | Thursday, March 20, 2014
Nearly three months after the resignation of Randy Waldrum, athletic director Jack Swarbrick named Theresa Romagnolo, the head coach at Dartmouth and former assistant coach at Stanford and San Diego, as the new women’s soccer head coach Wednesday. Romagnolo, the fourth head coach in program history, takes over after Waldrum, one of college soccer’s all-time