Love Thee Notre Dame Summer 2007
Editor’s Note: The State of the University
Features
Notre Dame Unplugged
The University’s top leadership team talks candidly about the institution.
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The Spirit of Notre Dame campaign
The Abiding Presence of Place
I fell in love at Notre Dame, with the books and the ideas and the worlds certain professors introduced to us, and with a woman, too.
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Come Holy Spirit
Come Holy Spirit photo show
My Lifelong Lesson in Humility
Why So Mad?
Breach of Faith
It’s Not Always a Death Sentence
Is That Me in the Mirror? by Sharen Walsh-Webster ’78
Looking Deep into the Ocean by Ronald Blubaugh ’60
University News
The Center for Social Concerns: Growing up, pushing out
A Center for Social Concerns sampler
Seen and heard on campus
Letter from campus: The news from Blacksburg
Notre Dame’s 162nd commencement
Notre Dame architects in high demand
Domer’s index
Hall portrait: Siegfried
Taking engineers to the zoo
A rigorous record of research
Classics revival in the 21st century
Comic book curbs bullies’ bite
Down payment on tomorrow’s news
A time-out for celebrating women’s sports at Notre Dame
Deaths in the family
Notre Dame Magazine wins awards
Illuminations
Blueprint for the yellow fever mosquito
Computer game helps ADHD kids
Public, private kindergartens perform equally
Kids practice safe text
The 7 billion year afterglow
Letters
Cafe Arts
Announcer’s voice creates a ‘theater of the mind’
Hip new magazine captures niche market
So you think you can produce? Notre Dame graduate grabs spot on reality show
Cafe Choice: Books by ND people
Web extra: Books in brief
Picks of the week
Alumni Affairs
Called to action profile of Martha Jimenez, ND Class of 1974
Domers in the News
Alumni briefs
Bonus copy: Reflections
As president of Ohio’s Hiram College, Tom Chema ‘68, left, is often surprised by the phone calls he gets from parents running interference for their kids’ minor problems. He writes about how that differs from his experience as a first-generation college student at Notre Dame in Calling Home.
In The Living Dark, his third book of poetry, Don Hynes ’69 offers poems that again reveal “the inner quest for meaning, for understanding, for creating a personal myth of authentic sovereignty and lasting compassion.” Read his poem Down This Street, This Day.