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Observer Staff Report | Tuesday, October 11, 2016
Marilyn “Mickie” Keough, a longtime benefactor of the University, died Thursday at age 90. University President Fr. John Jenkins will lead a Notre Dame delegation to a viewing and funeral for Keough in Atlanta this Wednesday and Thursday, according to a University press release. “On behalf of the Notre Dame community around the world, I
Observer Sports Staff | Tuesday, October 11, 2016
Siegfried def. Knott By Darcy Dehais Siegfried defeated rival Knott on Sunday in a 9-6 heartbreaker. Both teams played tough defense in a close game highlighted by five turnovers. The Juggerknotts (0-2) threw two costly interceptions early in the game, including one that left Siegfried (2-0) with excellent field position on the 15-yard line. Ramblers kicker
Observer Sports Staff | Tuesday, October 13, 2015
Welsh Family 7, Pasquerilla West 0 By Tori Llorens Welsh Family bested previously undefeated Pasquerilla West on Sunday with a 7-0 victory. Pasquerilla West (3-1) started its offensive effort by marching up the field, but the Whirlwinds (3-1) held strong on a goal-line stand to deny the Weasels any points. The second quarter was riddled with penalties and
Observer Sports Staff | Friday, October 9, 2015
Stanford vs. Keenan – Maureen Schweninger Stanford faces Keenan this Sunday in the only shared-building rivalry on campus. Griffins senior captain and linebacker Dan Babiak said the competition is friendly but focused. “We have a connected chapel with them, so we’ve dubbed it ‘The Battle of the Chapel,’” Babiak said. “Everyone’s ready to go out there
Observer Sports Staff | Tuesday, October 6, 2015
Keough 20, O’Neill 0 – Tony Zappia Keough defeated rival O’Neill, 20-0, this Sunday in a battle of West Quad neighbors. The two teams looked to air the ball out early, and both had some success in putting together sustained drives; however, the first points of the game were came in the final play of the
Observer Sports Staff | Tuesday, September 29, 2015
Alumni 14, Morrissey 7 By Tobias Hoonhout Alumni and Morrissey met Sunday afternoon in a game that proved to be a tale of two halves as the defending champion Manor was downed 14-7 after a second-half comeback by Alumni. It was a shaky start for the Manor (1-1), as senior running back Hunter White fumbled deep in
Observer Sports Staff | Tuesday, September 22, 2015
Pasquerilla East 28, McGlinn 0 Pasquerilla East came out on top Sunday in its 28-0 victory against a young McGlinn squad. The Pyros got off to an unfortunate start to the season when a key defender was injured only a minute and thirty seconds into the first quarter, but the team quickly recovered to take control of the
Observer Sports Staff | Thursday, September 17, 2015
Morrissey vs. Duncan Coming off last season as reigning champs, Morrissey faces Duncan as its first challenge on the field this Sunday. Sophomore captain and quarterback Declan Zidar said Morrissey is not feeling any pressure under the spotlight. “We’ve got a lot of young guys on the team this year and pretty much the same base
Margaret Hynds | Wednesday, February 25, 2015
Donald R. Keough, chair emeritus of the University’s Board of Trustees and one of the most generous benefactors in Notre Dame history, died Tuesday morning at the age of 88 in Atlanta, according to a University press release. Keough, former president and Chief Operating Officer of the Coca-Cola Company as well as chair of Allen & Company,
Billy McMahon | Tuesday, October 14, 2014
Three years ago this fall, I met with University President Fr. John Jenkins to discuss what I saw as an important human rights issue: the University’s contract with Coca-Cola. I was motivated by human rights violations committed by Coca-Cola’s bottlers in Colombia, which have prompted university boycotts internationally. The bottling companies, which Coca-Cola continues to