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Black & White / Color THE INDEPENDENT TO UNCOVER NEWSPAPER SERVING THE TRUTH NOTRE DAME AND AND REPORT SAINT MARy’S IT ACCURATELY VolUme 46, IssUE 22 | WEDNESDAY, SepTEMBER 19, 2012 | NDsmcobserver.com Lecture commemorates Constitution Day By CAROLYN HUTYRA (ACA). News Writer “The particular provision of the Act that was chal- Students and faculty gath- lenged was the so-called ered Monday to commemo- ‘individual mandate,’ which rate Constitution Day with will require persons without “The Health Care Decision health insurance to acquire and the Lost Generation ‘minimum essential cover- of Child Labor Reform,” age’ by 2014, or else make a a lecture given by Barry ‘shared responsibility pay- Cushman, the John P. Murphy ment’ to the Internal Revenue Foundation Professor of Law Service,” Cushman said. at Notre Dame. The main question rested The talk focused on the de- on whether the individual cision of the Supreme Court mandate could be consid- made in the case of National ered an exercise of Congress’ Federation of Independent Commerce Power. Cushman Business v. Sebelius, more said the majority of the commonly known as the case Supreme Court ruled that the involving the constitutional- individual mandate was not SARAH O’CONNOR | The Observer ity of the Patient Protection Barry Cushman, the John P. Murphy Foundation Professor of Law, speaks about the constitutionality and Affordable Care Act see CONSTITUTION PAGE 5 of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act on Monday in the Oak Room in South Dining Hall. Institute for Advanced Study awarded grant By MEGHAN THOMASSEN of research. we want to foster is very specialization we’re see- Hosle said the fellows at News Writer “The Templeton similar to the Institute for ing so much academia,” he the institute are pleased Foundation is one of the Advanced Study, so it was said. “At the same time [the with the grant because The Notre Dame Institute a natural cooperation be- it will allow them to in- for Advanced Study has won tween what we want to do crease the caliber of schol- $1.58 million from the John and what they want to do.” ars brought to research on Templeton Foundation to The foundation chose campus. host scholars interested Notre Dame’s institute for “All the questions have in the “big questions” of its history of interdisciplin- a big-question normative Arts and Letters philosophy, theology and ary research, Hosle said. associate director dimension, which would Paul Kimball Chair Paul Vittorio Hosle science. “[The institute] is the Stelluto Donald belong to philosophy or Vittorio Hosle, professor right avenue to foster a type Study for Advanced Institute theology,” he said. “[The and the Paul Kimball Chair most impressive founda- of research that is both institute] tries to address foundation] wants these of Arts and Letters, said the tions in this country,” Hosle more interdisciplinary and big questions, the answers questions to be addressed Templeton grant aligns with said. “Their parameters acts against the tendency to which Sir John Templeton the institute’s methodology for the type of research of more and more limited dedicated his life.” see TEMPLETON PAGE 3 Renovations ‘go DPAC to host Indiana debate By NICOLE MICHELS candidates were actually build the current interest News Writer from the southern part of the generated by the Forum and green’ in Madeleva state, so two [of the three] the upcoming presidential Notre Dame will host the debates are going to occur election. By HAYLEY MILLER and hard work of Bill second of three debates in the northern part — one “It fits in perfectly with the News Writer Hambling, director of between three candidates in Fort Wayne and one here Forum,” Sexton said. “The facilities at the College, competing to become the at Notre Dame,” Sexton said. fact that we were chosen In an age of environmen- his maintenance team next governor of Indiana “Part of the goal is to get the this year is just wonderful tal awareness, Saint Mary’s and Arkos Design of on Oct. 17 at 7 p.m. in the candidates known here in because it does correlate so has been making efforts to Mishawaka, Madeleva DeBartolo Performing Arts the northern part.” closely with the Forum; it’s a create an environmentally will show off its new look Center. Sexton said although the great opportunity to see the friendly campus through by next summer. Timothy Sexton, associ- date selected by the Indiana process in action.” this year’s new renova- The project was funded ate vice president for Public Debate Commission is over Sexton said the debate will tions. Madeleva has served by a bond issued through Affairs, said this guberna- Notre Dame’s fall break, he build the already-strong re- as a classroom and of- the city of South Bend torial debate is one of two believes the event will gener- lationship between Notre fice building for students, and will not affect oper- formal debates between the ate a great turnout. Dame and the governor’s of- faculty and staff of Saint ating capital, so it will candidates in the northern The debate will comple- fice of Indiana. Mary’s since the 1960s. half of the state. ment political events also With the preparation see MADELEVA PAGE 5 “All three of the being held on campus and see DEBATE PAGE 3 TWO RECEIVE HONOR PAGE 3 VIEWPOINT PAGE 6 SCENE PAGE 8 MEN’S SOCCER PAGE 16 FOOTBALL PAGE 16 2 The observer | WeDNESDAY, SepTEMBER 19, 2012 | NDsmcobserver.com TODAY Have a question you want answered? QUESTION OF THE DAY: Email [email protected] ndsmcobserver.com If you could witness one event— past, present or future — what would it be? P.O. Box 779, Notre Dame, IN 46556 024 South Dining Hall, Notre Dame, IN 46556 Editor-in-Chief Eric Jesse Sukesh Shekar Allan Joseph Managing Editor Business Manager sophomore graduate student Megan Doyle Jeff Liptak Duncan Duncan Asst. Managing Editor: Andrew Owens Asst. 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