Perspectives
Pilgrim on the Cross Road
Buster Gives Me Fits
American Woman, Gotta Get Away
My Welcoming Embrace
(Cover by Anthony Russo)
The love that dare not speak its name Summer 2004
Editor’s Note: A note on the contents
Features
‘The love that dare not speak its name’ —Oscar Wilde
Articles on homosexuality
Editors’ introduction to the articles
God gave me a gay son:
A father’s essay
Finding me here:
A student’s essay
Resolving family differences:
The policies at Notre Dame
Notre Dame’s Point Person:
An interview with the chair of ND’s Standing Committee for Gay and Lesbian Student Needs
What the church has to say:
The teaching of the Catholic church
My alternative lifestyle:
A celibate gay male’s essay
All the way home:
A gay male’s essay
Read the reactions to the articles on homosexuality.
The Great American Road Trip
Although threatened these days, the family vacation on wheels is the best way to see Americaâand much, much more.
Full story
Hooked on Watching
To enjoy sports nowadays we must forget personalities, money, bad behavior and the rest of it, and keep our eye on the ball.
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Made in the USA
When bad things happen to good jobs.
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University News
Next leader of Notre Dame chosen
Father John Jenkins, CSC, profile
A look at the Jenkns family
Letter from Campus: Continuity
Deaths in the family
Seen and heard
Seen and heard: web extra
Commencement 2004: Page tells graduates race problems remain
Hall portrait: Breen-Phillips
Malloy to chair NCAA task force on gambling
Students need their bottles
Security monitors gone from women’s dorms
New professor is Muslim scholar
In a Michigan minute
Students urge ND to say “gracias, no” to Taco Bell
Online checkbacks:
What happened with that Native American tribe’s lawsuit over Notre Dame property?
What’s the latest on the proposed closing of Juniper Road?
Did the University decide to cap enrollment in the business college?
Illuminations
Charting the Skyscraper Dance
Finding Far-flung Planets
Are the Orange Beetles Sexier?
A Carload of Contradictions
KH 15 D: Now You See It, Now You Don’t
Letters
From print issue
Web extra letters
Comments on spring issue’s The Soul of a University
Cafe du Lac
Soprano sings sweetly to success
Staging South Bend’s Ghost Story
Books in Print
Books in Brief
Books in Brief, web extra
Picks of the week
Alumni Affairs
Alumni profile: Decoder Ring
Domers in the News
Alumni briefs
Bonus copy: Reflections
Shannon Reifsteck wrote the essay, Not a Tagalong, as a gift for her brother, Nick Reifsteck, who graduated from Notre Dame this year.
Daniel Stollenwerk ’80 offers a tribute to his mentor, Father Robert Schwenker, OMI, ’58, in The World of the Desperate and of the Saint.
Joseph Lewis Heil earned a degree in liberal arts from Notre Dame, but it is the music lessons that stay with him, he writes, in Mozart, Father Ted and Me.