University of Notre Dame - Dome Yearbook (Notre Dame, IN)

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Computer Oub Koir i. J tx: Lmimcrstcld, Chad Sharon, Maria Snyder, Craig Marcus, Paul Madnd R(nv 2: Jix; Frikker, Tim Stawicki, Eugene Fuentes, Liam Knapp, Thomas Richardson Hartnonia R(HI ' I: Jessica Rinaldi, Brooke Phillips, Danielle Rinaldi Rcau2: Katie Lieberwirth, Molly Kroeger, Kristin Marcuccilli, Shawna Monson, Jenny Radelet, Qilleen Traeger Row 3; Kelly Nelson, Lauren Kinsm;in, Beth Emilian, Brittany Bacon, Allison Willems Q m n t ? fell- ' imhiiiti Men ' s Water Polo Rmv i: Rory Cleary, Jack Spittler, Mike Crrow, Pat Watts, Jonathon Becher, Patrick Scarlett, Mike Silhasek, Jolin Penilla Rmc 2: Eddie Medrick, Zach Working, Danny Wiederkehr, Devlin McComiick, Scott Tagwerker, Jay Deimel, Keith Rauenbuehler, Cameron Lang, Greg Krouse, Greg Szewczyk 79 s Oy- aav i-e ' A:tjoi £ Ivlembers of Intcrfaith Christian Night Prayer participate in a perf omiace hy the Celebration Choir. P ioto courteyy 0 K ' ur«i kimer Rfixiearsing in Gileman-Morse, the Celebration Choir perfects their music. Vhxo ccurtesy of k ' areri Kmier BIIIMBP.H. :7 1 . S H 1 [

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ma Founded in 1867, Scholastic is one of xhe university ' s oldest and longest -running tradi- tions. Now in the form of a bimonthly news- niiigiizine, the publication bcgiin as die c;unpus ' s onl ' student-rim news source. A kx)k tlirough the now-brittle pages of old issues reveals the past editors ' desires to present students not onl with an accurate picture of campus life, but also a jierspective on the greater world ie In the early 1940s, the pages buzzed with news of the tiiigoing war in Europe. Sdiolastic a berly markcl the monumental events that decade, including JapMi ' s attack on Pearl Harbor, just as it later reported Al-Qaeda ' s attack on the World Trade Center. We must refriun from all melodramatic gestures ;ind strive iis best we Ciin to maintain our nomial life. Until our go ' emment actuall ' calls upon us for more tangible services, we must endure the more trying bond of patience, read an editorial in the December 12, 1941 issue of Sch)lastic. Working late nights in the basement of South Dining Hall, staff members continue to build on the magazine ' s rich tradition with campus news, features, entertainment and sports articles, as well as humor columns. The design, copy, photography and graphic design depiirtments ensure the magazine looks its best, while the advertising, business and Web design departments keep Scfuilaslic up and running. Ani.1, of course, the mysterious Qpp always has an update on the juiciest campus gcTssip. Sc}v)lastic has been the Indiana Collt ate Press Ass(x;iation nwgazine of the year for the pi st two years, iind continues to feature award- winning articles, ensuring the magazine a place at Notre Dame for centuries to come. -Sarah Childress Pre- Veterinary Qub Kmi- . R .m C«)nii;m, Theresa Sikorsld, Kendall Anderain, I i iJ Diiniwn Rini ' 2: Jill Scarborough, Qiit Ti Mtxmey, Kimherly Karrat, Alex liianviccki, Liiiren Bnll Pi Sigma Alpha Annamarie Bindcnagel (President), Scephanie Kelle - (Treasurer), Emily Bodaw (Secrerary), Dan Hixiple (Vice-Fteident) Ov- c v i r ia 71

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stering The Celebration Choir is composed of approximately twenty-five under aduate stu- dents, graduate students ;yid staff. Established in 1 998, the newest Quiipus Ministry ' choir on campus c;uTies with it the motto Music in Miri- istry and Mission. The choir sings regularly at liiterfaith Christian Night Prayer in Morrisscy C ' hapel on Wetinesday nights, Stepan M;isses f billowing home tcxitball games, the No Greiiter Lt we spring retreat , and has sung at several domi Masses in the past. Plans were made in the fall for a concert in the Basilica in the spring o{ 2003, enritled W ien In Our Music G.xl is Glorificxi. Aside from providing music for several e ' ents within the Notre Dcune campus, a great emphasis is placai on rc ichiiig the S)udi Baid coiiuiiunity. Tlie Celebration Choir has sung at places like Hope Rescue Missicxi, Center for the Homeless, and the Juvenile Detention Center. In addition, the choir phinned a spring tour Reaching Out ' 03 in the eastern Michig;ui area around Detroit. In ministering their music, the Celebrarion Choir combines four-part vcx:als with instru- ments such as the Afric;in djimbe, the Irish Kxiliran drum, t;unK)uriiie, iolin, cello, flute, and guitiir. The combinarion of its laid-back na- ture with powerful intenrions to reach those in need makes tliis choir a wonderful opportunity for anyone with a love of music and a desire to have a positive impact on others. Reheiirsiils are held ill Gileman-Morse ever ' Wednesday night for interestcxl students and the choir is directed b - Kiiren Schieii-ler-Kimer. -Trevor Qckovski Celebration Choir Kotr i. Gulicnin: l ilc!i«i, luiulv .AiidrciLs, Jo utcr Mi r , ' .ui, IVtul.i l-cn .uiJes, 1 Xuiicllc Jc c:.imi iilly Solx ' atlur, Eiiuly Hiuv m R hi 2. Piiul V ' anLeeimvn, Pat X ' ils»i, Kann Kimcr (l hrector), Kate Bobo, Man Rohns, Hurii Mamne, Mdissa Geppen, Trevur Qckovski Oy - m- cMm - 73