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Editor's Letter
From the Editor
May 15, 2012
In a recent initiative, a community-led project aims to enhance local green spaces while fostering environmental stewardship. Residents are coming together to plant trees, create gardens, and develop educational programs about sustainability. This effort not only beautifies the neighborhood but also strengthens community bonds and promotes ecological awareness.
Editor's Letter
Mary Hamann’s (Final) Editor’s Letter
May 15, 2011
SuHan Park, a first-year MBA student, took it upon himself to connect with young immigrant laborers in New York City. After witnessing their struggles during his daily commutes, he began visiting them every Saturday, offering coffee and meaningful conversations. His initiative grew to include giving away mp3 players loaded with music and inspirational content, all driven by a personal desire to make a difference and foster community amid hardship. As he balances his studies and aspirations to create jobs in Central America, SuHan's ministry emphasizes personal connection and empathy.
Editor's Letter
From the desk of the editor
January 15, 2011
Reflecting on her time as a freshman at Notre Dame, the author recalls the joy and camaraderie shared with friends during football games, amidst the evolving role of women at the university. From the first female athletes in 1978 to the recent triumphs of the women's soccer team, Notre Dame's commitment to women in sports has transformed dramatically, celebrating significant milestones in athletic achievements and opportunities for female athletes. As the culture shifts within the campus community, there's a call to appreciate these advancements and recognize the contributions of both female and male athletes at Notre Dame.
Editor's Letter
From the Desk of the Editor
August 15, 2010
Gwen Frederickson approached the Boston Marathon with a smile, ready after months of rigorous training. Despite battling a migraine throughout the race, her determination propelled her to finish with a personal best time. Her journey from a corporate job to running a successful freelance graphic design business exemplifies the grit of many modern entrepreneurs, whose resilience is seen as key to the nation's economic recovery.

Showing 24 of 24 articles

Editor's Letter
From the Editor
May 15, 2012
In a recent initiative, a community-led project aims to enhance local green spaces while fostering environmental stewardship. Residents are coming together to plant trees, create gardens, and develop educational programs about sustainability. This effort not only beautifies the neighborhood but also strengthens community bonds and promotes ecological awareness.
Editor's Letter
Mary Hamann’s (Final) Editor’s Letter
May 15, 2011
SuHan Park, a first-year MBA student, took it upon himself to connect with young immigrant laborers in New York City. After witnessing their struggles during his daily commutes, he began visiting them every Saturday, offering coffee and meaningful conversations. His initiative grew to include giving away mp3 players loaded with music and inspirational content, all driven by a personal desire to make a difference and foster community amid hardship. As he balances his studies and aspirations to create jobs in Central America, SuHan's ministry emphasizes personal connection and empathy.
Editor's Letter
From the desk of the editor
January 15, 2011
Reflecting on her time as a freshman at Notre Dame, the author recalls the joy and camaraderie shared with friends during football games, amidst the evolving role of women at the university. From the first female athletes in 1978 to the recent triumphs of the women's soccer team, Notre Dame's commitment to women in sports has transformed dramatically, celebrating significant milestones in athletic achievements and opportunities for female athletes. As the culture shifts within the campus community, there's a call to appreciate these advancements and recognize the contributions of both female and male athletes at Notre Dame.
Editor's Letter
From the Desk of the Editor
August 15, 2010
Gwen Frederickson approached the Boston Marathon with a smile, ready after months of rigorous training. Despite battling a migraine throughout the race, her determination propelled her to finish with a personal best time. Her journey from a corporate job to running a successful freelance graphic design business exemplifies the grit of many modern entrepreneurs, whose resilience is seen as key to the nation's economic recovery.