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Notre Dame Scholastic, Vol. 137, No. 02 ~. i tz, reflects tten years '(' SCHOLASTIC THE HUDDLE MAGAZINE For Fast Free Delivery Call 1-6902 VOLUME 137, NUMBER 2 FOUNDED 1867 SEPI'EMBER 7, 1995 COVER STORY ~r----., ~r- -- -., 10th and Long Will Lou Holtz retire at the end of this season? After Any 14" Large Pizza Large Cheese Pizza I I I I Saturday's upset to Northwestern, that seems to be the Only $4.00 Only $5.00 question in everybody's head. In an extended interview I I I I with Sclwlastic reporter Mark Mitchell, Holtz answers L_ - - -.I L_ - - -.I this question and reflects on his ten years at Notre Dame. ~ •.•.•.........•......•.•••.••••... J1~~~ Jl() ~r- -- -., r- - - -., FEATURES I Any Two 14" Pizzas I I Any 14" Large Pizza I Business is Booming and a 21iter Pop Only $5.00 By the Book .•............•..... ~ ...........•..•.•..........•..•.........•• 7 Only $10.00 The College of Business by Tina M. Johnson I I Notre Dame's First Assignment. ............................9 L ____ .I IL ___ -..II Administration has made a number of exciting new by Jennifer Rubow changes, inside and out. Change of Pace ........................................................ 10 by Bridget Bradburn Summer Sumlllary ................................................. 18 •.••••.••..•. ~ ............•.•••. page 4 by Jake Schaller Sex, Lies and Videofa.pe ........................................ 20 Call The by Chris Myers Jeopardy! DEPARTMENTS 1!IHUDDLE From the Editor........................................................... 2 1·6902 Huddle at Steve Smith takes us behind Utters.......................................................................... 3 the scenes and inside the Campus Watch ........................................................ :.... 8 mind of a Jeopardy! fan's Summer Daze .............................................................. 12 dream come true. 1995BoilennakerTrivia................. ,............................ 15 Curtain Call ..............................................................22 1-6902 Justin andJoe ............................................................. 23 ................................ page13 Out of Bounds ........................................................... 24 On Other Campuses ................................................... 25 Commg . D'Istract:I.ons . .................................................. 26 Week in Distortion ................................................... 27 Final Word ................................................................ 28 SCHOLASTIC MAGAZINE. SEPTEMBER 7, 1995 1 SCHOLASTIC THE HUDDLE MAGAZINE For Fast Free Delivery Call 1-6902 VOLUME 137, NUMBER 2 FOUNDED 1867 SEPI'EMBER 7, 1995 COVER STORY ~r----., ~r- -- -., 10th and Long Will Lou Holtz retire at the end of this season? After Any 14" Large Pizza Large Cheese Pizza I I I I Saturday's upset to Northwestern, that seems to be the Only $4.00 Only $5.00 question in everybody's head. In an extended interview I I I I with Sclwlastic reporter Mark Mitchell, Holtz answers L_ - - -.I L_ - - -.I this question and reflects on his ten years at Notre Dame. ~ •.•.•.........•......•.•••.••••... J1~~~ Jl() ~r- -- -., r- - - -., FEATURES I Any Two 14" Pizzas I I Any 14" Large Pizza I Business is Booming and a 21iter Pop Only $5.00 By the Book .•............•..... ~ ...........•..•.•..........•..•.........•• 7 Only $10.00 The College of Business by Tina M. Johnson I I Notre Dame's First Assignment. ............................9 L ____ .I IL ___ -..II Administration has made a number of exciting new by Jennifer Rubow changes, inside and out. Change of Pace ........................................................ 10 by Bridget Bradburn Summer Sumlllary ................................................. 18 •.••••.••..•. ~ ............•.•••. page 4 by Jake Schaller Sex, Lies and Videofa.pe ........................................ 20 Call The by Chris Myers Jeopardy! DEPARTMENTS 1!IHUDDLE From the Editor........................................................... 2 1·6902 Huddle at Steve Smith takes us behind Utters.......................................................................... 3 the scenes and inside the Campus Watch ........................................................ :.... 8 mind of a Jeopardy! fan's Summer Daze .............................................................. 12 dream come true. 1995BoilennakerTrivia................. ,............................ 15 Curtain Call ..............................................................22 1-6902 Justin andJoe ............................................................. 23 ................................ page13 Out of Bounds ........................................................... 24 On Other Campuses ................................................... 25 Commg . D'Istract:I.ons . .................................................. 26 Week in Distortion ................................................... 27 Final Word ................................................................ 28 SCHOLASTIC MAGAZINE. SEPTEMBER 7, 1995 1 Holtz and The Notre Dame Spirit "Is Lou Holtz going to retire?" I cannot count the number of times I have heard this question in the last couple of years. In an attempt to find out the answer and also to take a look at Holtz's reflections after ten years of coaching at Notre Dame, Scholastic reporter I. Mark Mitchell took some time out to talk to Lou Holtz before the 1995 football season Do you have something to say? began. The interview itself took place before last Saturday's game, and Scholastic had to decid e Do you like what you see? how to run the article in light of our heartbreaking loss to Northwestern. Upon rereading the story, though, it was evident that the story could stand as it was. For Do you hate what you see? no matter how the team performed last week, Holtz still embodies the Notre Dame spirit Do you have ANY reaction at all? He is proud, yet humble. He strives for the best, but only askes that his team play to the best of its ability. And so, with that in mind, we offer you a look at Lou Holtz, as he puts his career in perspective after coaching at Notre Dame for ten memorable years. The story begins on Then write to Scholastic Magazine: page 16. 303 Lafortune Student Center Scholastic's Computer Fiasco Notre Dame, IN 46556 If you were in the O'Shaughnessy computer lab Monday night, you may have seen a bunch of panic-stricken students frantically working on the university's computers, trying to put together a magazine. Early Sunday night, our ancient computers froze up. Because it was Sunday and then Labor Day, there was nobody in the Office of University Computing to help us out. But thanks to the hard work of our Systems Manager, Mike . Tecson, and the patience of the entire staff, we were able to take advantage of the computer lab and put together this issue. Welcome Back We'd like to welcome back Collette McKenna; Scholastic's executive editor, who spent last semester in England, studying both in Bath and at Oxford. Michelle L. Crouch Editor in Chief Scholastic wants YOU Cover photo by Aaron Skalicky for the following PAID positions: 60 Years Ago ..• Sixty years ago, in September 1935, Scholastic Magazine asked awriter to go out Advertising. Manager campus and talk to students about general first week of school feelings. The chose three freshmen at random. Any of this sound familiar? Departments Editor "Well, the chow's extra good. The blan­ 'How yo' all' or a Westerner who just (The funny person who writes On Other Campuses and kets could be a little longer though. And says 'Howdy.' I'm all for it" edits the Week in Distortion column and the Calender each week) they could set that rising hour about an - Robert Heywood, Dillon hour ahead. Another thing, the girls in South Bend are awful; why, in Upper "Sure, I'll tell you what I think. Maybe Darby ... " it sounds a little soft, but that mission We're also looking for Writers, Photographers and Cartoonists -Joe McGorrick, Brownson Hall has got me. I think the religious Notre Dame is swell; it's o.k. scholastically Applications can be picked up in the Scholastic Office "Notre Dame? What do I think of it? too, and football goes without saying. WellIthinkit'sswell. The spirit is great, What more could anyone want?" on the third floor of LaFortune. and the fellows are all good sports, - Dwight Broeman, Freshman Hall whether it's the Southerner who says, -'-CM 2 SCHOLASTIC MAGAZINE· SEPTEMBER 7, 1995 SCHOLASTIC MAGAZINE. SEPTEMBER 7', 1995 3 Holtz and The Notre Dame Spirit "Is Lou Holtz going to retire?" I cannot count the number of times I have heard this question in the last couple of years. In an attempt to find out the answer and also to take a look at Holtz's reflections after ten years of coaching at Notre Dame, Scholastic reporter I. Mark Mitchell took some time out to talk to Lou Holtz before the 1995 football season Do you have something to say? began. The interview itself took place before last Saturday's game, and Scholastic had to decid e Do you like what you see? how to run the article in light of our heartbreaking loss to Northwestern. Upon rereading the story, though, it was evident that the story could stand as it was. For Do you hate what you see? no matter how the team performed last week, Holtz still embodies the Notre Dame spirit Do you have ANY reaction at all? He is proud, yet humble. He strives for the best, but only askes that his team play to the best of its ability. And so, with that in mind, we offer you a look at Lou Holtz, as he puts his career in perspective after coaching
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