On Thin Ice Autumn 2008
Editor’s Note: What’s a person to do?
Features
All Together Now
The American environmental movement comes of age as old adversaries form new alliances.
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The Signs of These Times
Conflicting forces have us in a bind. The prospects for tomorrow depend upon our actions today.
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350: Pass It On
A small band of conscientious protectors tries to incite a planet full of people.
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Having coffee with Kristin Shrader-Frechette
The straight-talking advocate for environmental justice.
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Thinking Globally, Acting Locally
It’s one thing to help change the world. It’s another to take care of problems at home. A new Office of Sustainability should help Notre Dame be a better citizen.
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A People in Place
Emory Sekaquaptewa expanded ancient borders without abandoning his Hopi home.
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Where the Wild Things Will Be
In an age of climate change, butterflies and bulrushes offer clues about the fate of species.
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Down on the Corner
Solutions to our global ills can be found in your local neighborhood.
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University News
Letter from campus: Gift of life
Seen and heard on the Notre Dame campus
The Bengal Bouts go to Bangladesh
An American Teen finds herself at Notre Dame
The victory march: A hundred years of echoes
Zorich back as the mentor he never had
A new eye black
Cool ideas to cut energy use, bills
Echoes: Holy Cross Hall
A death in the family: Joe Yonto
Expeditions
Burn hot, burn clean, by design
Green power from rainbows
The ionic solution to pollution
Power to the computers
The million-year questions
Letters
Cafe Arts
Big ideas for small places
Working hard on virtual play
Documentary treasure hunt
Cafe Choice: Creative work by ND people
Web extra: Books, CDs and DVDs in brief
Picks of the week
Alumni Affairs
Travel tales
Josh Ozersky, New York’s well-seasoned writer
Domers in the news
Deaths of ND alumni