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Courtney Becker | Monday, November 14, 2016
While the annual Shamrock Series always serves as an opportunity to bring a Notre Dame football game experience to fans in different cities throughout the country, this year’s festivities additionally paid tribute to men and women serving in the armed forces. “Veterans Day was essentially at the nucleus of the entire weekend,” sophomore Army ROTC
Alex Carson | Monday, November 14, 2016
SAN ANTONIO — Notre Dame has made a habit of quick starts this season; when sophomore receiver C.J. Sanders took the opening kickoff to the house Saturday, it marked the ninth time in 10 contests that Notre Dame had scored the game’s first points. But unlike the monotonous pattern that had developed this season, where
Raymond Ramirez | Wednesday, March 2, 2016
Folk drama is a tradition from medieval Europe that used staged presentations to convey stories and lessons generally drawn from religious teachings. Begun at a time when the Mass, sacraments and ceremonies were mainly in Latin, these plays were presented in the local vernacular and allowed the audience to participate in the stories more personally
Observer Staff Report | Saturday, May 30, 2015
Theology professor Fr. Virgilio Elizondo, who is widely considered the founder of U.S. Latino theology and won the 1997 Laetare Medal, was named in a San Antonio civil suit alleging Elizondo sexually abused the unnamed plaintiff when he was a minor, according to a report originally run by WSBT. The lawsuit was filed against the