Once in a Lifetime Winter 2002-03

Editor’s Note: Tell me a story
Features
The Power of Pope John Paul II
Karol Wojtyla will go down in history as one of the greatest popes ever, but he has left some extremely difficult issues to his successor.
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The Do-It-Yourself Catholic Rorschach Test
Ten ink blots offer meaningful images of the 2002 Catholic sexual abuse crisis — as well as insight into those interpreting them.
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Panelists: Bishops’ Response Fell Short
A conference at Notre Dame considers the outcome of the bishops’ meeting in Dallas.
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Keep the Faith, Change the Church
Jim Muller ‘65 shares a Nobel Prize for his fight against nuclear arms. Now he’s taking on the Catholic church.
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Introduction: Once in a Lifetime
My Northern Exposure
Fire Escape
Falling Through Clouds
Conquering the Chilkoot
The Dream That Saved Me
Playing Rudy
Down, Down to the Titanic
Fifteen Minutes of Fame and Fortune
9-11: A Survivor’s Tale
The Run Down Everest
Trapped by Wildfire
Stranded on the Island
Miracle Child
Web extra lifetime stories
Family, Interrupted
The Unspeakable
The Forever Santa
From Sea to Bike to Feet
A Song for Mom
Station of the Cross
Rolling in Monster Waves
River Dance
Hello, Leningrad
University News
Deaths in the Family
Letter from Campus: The Old Guard
Seen and heard
Have alcohol rules changes worked?
U.S. Professor of the Year
Hall portrait: Howard
Plagiarism detector
Father Nieuwland and the ‘dew of death’
A huge mathematical solution
Alumni swell band’s size
A letter from a band alum to his son
Green shirt bonanza
Redshirting, ND style
Construction on hold
Father Joyce suffers stoke
CSCs: A homecoming place
Battle of the bands
Monumental idea
Illuminations
A fix for Huntington’s brain clumps?
Participatory papas produce prime progeny
Bursting with radiation
Wondering out loud: Who invented the wheel?
Letters
Cafe Arts
Michael Collins: The man who goes to extremes
Dibs, a new trivia game
Music: The Lone Man’s Path
Love Thee, Notre Dame II book and excerpt
Cafe Choice books
Books in brief