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Group Passes Resolution to Amend Clause Members Ask University to Add Sexual Orientation to Notre Dame’S Nondiscrimination Clause by MARISA IATI and Businesses The Independent Newspaper Serving Notre Dame and Saint Mary’s Volume 45: Issue 94 thursday, february 23, 2012 Ndsmcobserver.com SENATE Group passes resolution to amend clause Members ask University to add sexual orientation to Notre Dame’s nondiscrimination clause By MARISA IATI and businesses. News Writer “Now we’re behind the times, basically, among peer institu- Student Senate passed a reso- tions, regardless of whether lution Wednesday requesting they’re universities or what- the University add “sexual ori- ever,” Baugh said. “Remember entation” to the nondiscrimina- that this applies not just to stu- tion clause and publicly address dents, but to faculty and staff.” why the phrase is not currently Student body vice president included. and president-elect Brett Ro- The group also discussed res- cheleau said the Board of Trust- taurant contacts in the LaFor- ees ultimately decides what is tune Student Center. included in the nondiscrimi- The resolution to amend nation clause. He said he will the nondiscrimination clause share Senate’s opinion when the passed with 18 votes in favor Board meets in May. and one opposed. Six members Rocheleau also said if Campus of Senate abstained from vot- Life Council passes a similar ing. resolution, the Vice President Third-year law student Ste- for Student Affairs is required ven Baugh told Senate that to respond to it. Notre Dame’s exclusion of “sex- Baugh said there is currently ual orientation” from its non- no legal action a student could PAT COVENEY/The Observer discrimination clause makes it In 2010, demonstrators asked University President Fr. John Jenkins to add “sexual orientation” an anomaly among universities see CLAUSE/page 3 to the nondiscrimination clause. Senate passed a resolution Wednesday requesting the addition. Notre Dame to create new research facility in local park By MARY KATE NELSON press release, ND LEEF is in stream, pond and wetland News Writer part of a larger initiative at ecosystems, as well as on dry Notre Dame called the Envi- land. The facility will also Notre Dame and St. Joseph ronmental Change Initiative feature advanced technology County Parks launched a new (ND-ECI). One of the goals of available to researchers. partnership last week to cre- ND-ECI, the release stated, is “We can test the research ate an environmental re- to monitor the effects of cli- we do in the field in a con- search and education facility mate change, land use and trolled environment,” Tank at St. Patrick’s County Park. invasive species in different said. Plans to build the Notre ecosystems — specifically wa- The facility will use cut- Dame Linked Experimental ter resources. ting-edge sensor technology Ecosystem Facility (ND LEEF) ND LEEF Director Jennifer so students and researchers at St. Patrick’s County Park Tank said the new facility will can monitor experiments in were finalized Feb. 14. allow researchers and stu- According to a University dents to study these effects see ND LEEF/page 5 ELISA DE CASTRO | Observer Graphic Professor talks about Students create flash mob By ANNA BOARINI beauty, globalization News Writer On Wednesday night, diners at By KEELIN McGEE ucts — particularly whiteness North Dining Hall were treated News Writer creams. to a special surprise when they “After traveling back to In- swiped in around 6:30 p.m. — a Globalization influences beau- dia on my summer and winter piece of live performance poetry. ty consciousness throughout the breaks, I started noticing the As a way to promote the Si- world, Sonalini Sapra, assistant daily media bombardment of lent Disco event at Legends this professor of political science and whiteness creams,” Sapra said. Saturday, senior Britt Burgeson, women’s studies at Saint Mary’s “In India, fairness or whiteness who is on the marketing team for College, said. equates with beauty and every- the nightclub, decided to coordi- Sapra conducted an educa- thing good in society.” nate her own version of the Mp3 tional workshop titled “Global- The obsession with lightening Experiment. ization and Beauty: Prevalence skin tone has been prevalent in “The Mp3 [Experiment] is a of Whiteness Creams and Cos- India for a long time, Sapra said, flash mob of sorts,” she said. “It’s metic Surgery” as part of Love but has blown up in recent years. a 21st century happening.” Your Body Week on Wednesday. Many women and some men use The Mp3 Experiment is the She said she became interest- these whiteness creams to ap- brainchild of Improv Every- ed in the globalization of beauty pear a few shades lighter in the where, a New York City-based after returning home to her na- advertised four to six weeks. prank group. Staged yearly in ASHLEY DACY/ The Observer tive country, India, and seeing Notre Dame students participate in a flash mob in North Dining the frequent use of beauty prod- see BEAUTY/page 5 see MP3/page 5 Hall on Wednesday to promote the Silent Disco at Legends. INSIDE TODAY’S PAPER SGA approves new constitutions page 3 u Viewpoint page 8 u Matt Costa preview page 10 u Men’s basketball beats West Virginia page 20 page 2 | ndsmcobserver.com The Observer u DAY-TO-DAY Thursday, February 23, 2012 QUESTION OF THE DAY: WHAT IS YOUR LENTEN RESOLUTION? www.ndsmcobserver.com P.O. Box 779, Notre Dame, IN 46556 024 South Dining Hall, Notre Dame, IN 46556 Editor-in-Chief Douglas Farmer Managing Editor Business Manager Sarah Mervosh Jeff Liptak Asst. Managing Editor: Adriana Pratt Asst. 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