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Joe Everett | Friday, November 30, 2018
“Man, this weather is so nice for November.” I wasn’t talking about South Bend, Indiana. Not a chance. Rather, I was in Los Angeles this past weekend covering the game for The Observer, and let me tell you the weather was gorgeous. Highs in the upper 60s with a slight ocean breeze, sun shining overhead
Ann Curtis | Friday, November 9, 2018
It’s hard for me to choose a favorite season — each one is so unique, but I always get excited when the days get shorter and the air gets colder. Holidays, movies, food and more are a part of what makes this time of year so fun and exciting. There’s nothing quite like sitting around
Nicole Simon | Tuesday, October 2, 2018
Fall has officially — and finally — arrived. I’d venture to say most would agree with the former part of that statement, though perhaps not the latter. As we get further and further into the school year, a few more leaves fall to the ground and the temperature drops a little more each day, calling
Adam Ramos, Nora McGreevy, Owen Lane, Charlie Kenney and Mike Donovan | Wednesday, February 14, 2018
Both the Olympic athletes in Pyeongchang and college students in South Bend are experiencing record-low, frigid temperatures. To celebrate, this week’s Scene Selections are songs inspired about the snow — or sports — or both. Snowy sports. You get the idea. “Curling” — Speedy Ortiz By Adam Ramos, Scene Editor Unlike its summer counterpart, the
Dominique DeMoe | Tuesday, January 23, 2018
The sky is a sea Of grey clouds hiding the sun Please come out today Walking to class my Nose freezes from the frigid Temperature, wow. Am I crying or Is that just the wind blowing, Snow onto my face? It is always cold Even when we think it’s warm It is
Raymond Ramirez | Tuesday, April 4, 2017
This is a trying time of year even for the most sanguine among us: it’s been a long winter, a political transition brings uncertainty and even sports seem to make more headlines for off-field offenses than on-field triumphs. Perhaps as a result of that darned liberal arts education of mine, at this time I find
Zach Klonsinski | Friday, February 13, 2015
Winter is upon us, finally. It took its time getting here, that’s for sure: when leaving for winter break, not having snow on the ground actually made me uncomfortable and question what was wrong with the world. Having grown up somewhere with four distinct seasons my whole life, it was a little off-putting. Now, as
Ann Marie Jakubowski | Wednesday, January 14, 2015
Construction crews for the Campus Crossroads project made progress on initial construction steps and excavations around the stadium after the least snowy December in South Bend’s recorded history. “The construction team took advantage of this great fortune and worked six to seven days a week in anticipation of the onset of more typical winter weather,
Caelin Miltko | Friday, November 14, 2014
When I woke up Thursday morning, I was greeted with what I thought was the rather unfortunate appearance of several inches of snow. I’d been warned at the beginning of the week about its imminent presence but I still hadn’t quite prepared myself for the reality. Like many other Notre Dame students, I was immediately
Erin McAuliffe | Tuesday, November 11, 2014
Stop. Do not break out your parka yet. November is like that nearly empty tube of toothpaste sitting in your medicine cabinet — you can squeeze a bit more out of your fall wardrobe before conceding to the gripes of quilted black North Faces. There are so many types of coats to indulge in during