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The Bronze Medal of a Lifetime

J.R. Celski, born July 17th, 1990 was a two time gold medalist in the 2009 World Short Track Speed Skating Championships.  He was also a two time bronze medalist in the same championships and was the overall silver medalist. He was on the fast track to qualifying for the 2010 Winter Olympics, finishing first in points after the first two days, but a crash during the semi-finals of the time trials, held September 8th -12th 2009, threatened to end his dreams before he had a chance to live them.

The Digital Divide

The “Digital Divide”. It’s a term being used often in the news, but according to the University of Minnesota Duluth’s website, the official meaning is, “The gap that exists between those who have access to Electronic and Information Technology, and those who do not.”  For example, high-income, Caucasian, married, and well-educated individuals have more access to IT as compared to low-income, African American and Latino, unmarried, and less-educated individuals (National Telecommunications and Information Administration, 2000, 2002), according to Bnet.

Notre Dame Alumane Share Their Stories

The sense of community at Notre Dame is one of the things that makes our college special. It's one of the first things that prospective students notice when they visit, and one of the important factors that brought many of us here. For some previous students, it also drew them back to their alma mater as faculty or staff members.  I was able to interview several of these special alumnae.

CALLING ALL GRADUATES!

Congratulations! You will graduate from college or graduate school this Spring. I imagine one item tempering your excitement about graduating might involve the fear of entering the labor market. Don’t worry, not only is this fear normal, but will continue so throughout your career. As someone that has spent more than twenty-five years in career services, I can attest that individuals of all ages and income levels fear entering the labor market. Unfortunately, this leads many to avoid job search related activities until either their current job becomes unbearable or they have a job loss.

Inspiration vs. Plagiarism

This difference between inspiration and plagiarism is like the difference between borrowing and stealing. It’s like “made from real cheese” vs. “cheese-flavored product.” One is good, one is gross, and sometimes you can’t tell the difference, especially if you’re my age. But ignorance is not an option for writers, no matter how young or old they are. That’s why I’m going to show you the difference between the two.

The Classical Contemporary: The Wolfman

While audiences were being desensitized by the werewolves of preteen fantasy novels, director Joe Johnston along with Producer and star Benecio Del Toro were busy cooking up a classic that has confused our contemporary box-office reviewers

Spring Sports for Dummies

Nothing beats the adrenaline pumping, heart racing, crowd roaring feeling of watching sports.   Unless of course, you have absolutely no idea, who/what you are watching for.   Due to the fact that I strongly believe no one should have to be deprived of the thrill of observing a sporting event, I’m here to offer a brief “Sports for Dummies” session on the two spring sports here at College of Notre Dame: lacrosse and softball!