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Student Government Changes Hands
the Observer The Independent Newspaper Serving Notre Dame and Saint Mary’s Volume 44 : Issue 118 Wednesday, March 31, 2010 ndsmcobserver.com ‘Every day was special’ Student art Observer office manager Shirley Grauel retires after 30 years as a ‘second mother’ to many showcase By JENN METZ newspaper, she knew it was per- “I love interacting with every- cent the person she appears to fect. body every day. They stay the be: loving, committed, loyal, nur- Senior Staff Writer exhibited “And here I am now, 30 years same age, but I keep getting turing,” she said. “I am incredi- later, working in a basement of a older, but I never felt the gap,” bly proud that this mom to so In the summer of 1980, Shirley building,” she said on her sec- she said. “I respected the stu- many actually is my mom.” Grauel turned down a job work- ond-to-last day as The Observer dents, and it just worked out so Though 30 years in one posi- at the Snite ing in a basement. office manager. well.” tion might seem like an eternity A mother with young children, Known for her hugs, her candy Shirley’s time at The Observer to many, it didn’t feel that way to she called the University regard- bowl and her daily line-up of has not only shaped her own life, Shirley. By AMANDA GRAY ing an ad for an administrative daytime television, Shirley has but her family’s as well. Her “Every day was special,” she Assistant News Editor secretary position. -
Guest Plexi in Photo Ops Masks in Photo Ops Sneeze Guard
Plexi in Photo Sneeze Guest Masks in Photo Ops Mask Required at Ops Guard Autographs May remove for photo op then replace after Yes Adam Savage Yes flash Yes Mask my be removed May remove for photo op then replace after for autograph then Alan Ritchson No flash No replaced May remove for photo op then replace after Yes Anjali Bhimani Yes flash Yes Mask my be removed May remove for photo op then replace after for autograph then Ashley Eckstein No flash No replaced Mask my be removed May remove for photo op then replace after for autograph then Bret Iwan No flash No replaced Mask my be removed May remove for photo op then replace after for autograph then Caleb McLaughlin No flash Make available replaced May remove for photo op then replace after Yes Carolina Ravassa Yes flash Yes May remove for photo op then replace after Yes Chris Eccleston Yes flash Yes Cristina Vee n/a N/A Yes Yes May remove for photo op then replace after Yes Daniel Logan Yes flash Yes May remove for photo op then replace after Unspecified Edward Furlong No flash Unspecified May remove for photo op then replace after Yes Edward James Olmos Yes flash Yes May remove for photo op then replace after Unspecified Emily Swallow No flash Unspecified May remove for photo op then replace after Yes Frank Welker Yes flash Yes Mask my be removed May remove for photo op then replace after for autograph then Jacob Bertrand No flash Make available replaced Mask my be removed May remove for photo op then replace after for autograph then James "Murr" Murray No flash Make available replaced -
ACS Newsletter
M A R C H 2 0 2 1 | V O L . 1 CULTURE T H E O F F I C I A L A F R O - C A R I B B E A N S O C I E T Y M A G A Z I N E Welcome to the first edition of the Afro- Caribbean Society magazine! We will explore the nuances of Afro-Caribbean heritage and its influence in the diaspora. Afro-Caribbean In this issue we will heritage is a rich and diverse culture as "A people discuss: without the knowledge of their history, origin and culture is like a tree without roots" - Marcus Garvey R A C I S M An Introduction to B L M R A C I A L Misogynoir P R O F I L I N G B Y R A H M A I B R A H I M , 9 A M U S I C H A I R This term was coined by the queer black feminist, Moya F O O D Bailey, to describe the intersection between racism and P O E T R Y sexism that black women face. These issues stem largely from slavery whilst black women were over-sexualised to justify r*pe, or to stereotype black women as a “mammy” caricature that they were held against and still are today. Amongst plenty other caricatures and stereotypes held upon exclusively to black women. In today's world, it seems to be undetected by the people around us, thus still being prevalent in our modern-day. -
Community Eternal Question
ANSWERING THE COMMUNITY ETERNAL QUESTION... COMEDY • 2009 • RATED: TV-14 • 22 MINS • SEASONS: 6 JOEL MCHALE, GILLIAN JACOBS, CHEVY CHASE WHAT TO WATCH NEXT? A smarmy lawyer is disbarred after animation, using everything from traditional it is revealed he doesn’t actually 2D forms, to 8-bit video-game stylizations, have a university degree. He enrolls and stop-motion reminiscent of Wallace and in a community college and forms Gromit (see p97). a pretend study group so he can get Looking for a box set to get closer to his attractive classmate. your adrenaline racing or to Unhappy with putting his life on hold after “I’m a teacher. escape to a different era? In getting busted for lying about having a degree, Wait, that’s worse than Jeff Winger (Joel McHale) plans to get through need of a good laugh to lift your community college as fast as possible with no the truth. I’m a student.” spirits? Hunting for a TV show distractions. That is, until he meets Britta Perry (Gillian Jacobs), his cute classmate. With one Jeff (S2 E2) thing on his mind, Jeff tries to form a makeshift that the whole family can study group with Britta so he can get to know watch together? her better, but his plan hits a snag when she invites several other students from their class Season 3 even features a multiple timeline to join the group. episode that plays out in seven different If you’re feeling indecisive ways. Titled “Remedial Chaos Theory,” Cue movie-obsessed nerd Abed Nadir (Danny the instalment was nominated for an Emmy about your next binge-watching Pudi), overachiever Annie Edison (Alison Brie), for Outstanding Writing in a Comedy Series.