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In the President's Classroom Senior Graces Seventeen Cover Students Network at Full-Time Career Fair Au Bon Pain to Open in Li THE INDEPENDENT TO UNCOVER NEWSPAPER SERVING THE TRUTH NOTRE DAME AND AND REPORT SAINT Mary’s IT ACCURATELY VOLUME 46, ISSUE 13 | THURSDAY, SepteMBER 6, 2012 | NDSMCOBSERVER.COM In the president’s classroom Senior Malloy looks back on 18 years as University president, long teaching career graces By MEGAN DOYLE Managing Editor Seventeen Editor’s Note: This story is the first installment in a two-part series on University President cover Emeritus Fr. Edward Malloy’s presence at Notre Dame. This series is also the second of three By TORI ROECK similar “From the Office of the News Writer President” series on the University presidency to appear in coming Lindsay Brown is living every weeks. girl’s dream. During the first semester Fr. This week, Seventeen Magazine Edward Malloy taught at Notre announced Brown as the winner of Dame, he taught more classes their “Pretty Amazing” contest and than any other faculty member revealed the cover of this month’s at the time. issue, featuring a glamour shot of “I taught six sections each GRANT TOBIN| The Observer the Notre Dame senior. Fr. Edward Malloy spoke to The Observer about his passion for teaching and his strong connections to see MALLOY PAGE 7 the Notre Dame community, as well as the students who have passed through his classroom. see BROWN PAGE 6 Students network at full-time career fair By MEGHAN THOMASSEN Fair was the first step in his job News Writer search. “I’m not sure what I want to do Seniors seeking full-time em- next year and I thought this would ployment, and maybe some free be a good place to start my search,” water bottles and pens, descended he said. “I picked 10 companies that on the Joyce Center and Heritage I was interested in … mostly just Hall on Wednesday afternoon for Arts and Letters companies I liked, the full-time employment session [such as] Target, Abercrombie, of the 2012 Fall Career Expo, spon- General Mills, Boston Consulting sored by the Career Center. Group and Finish Line.” MAGGIE O’BRIEN | The Observer Senior Brett Cavanaugh, a politi- Seniors connect with recruiters at many of the nation’s top companies in the Joyce Center during Wednes- cal science major, said the Career see FAIR PAGE 6 day’s career fair. An internship fair will take place tonight, also in the Joyce Center. Au Bon Pain to Dillon is ready to rally open in library By DAN BROMBACH News Writer By NICOLE MICHELS Food Services Administration All the excitement and emotion News Writer Mark King said the addition of of Notre Dame football’s home Au Bon Pain will satisfy the crav- opener will be on fully display Hungry students will no longer ings of a large portion of the Notre Thursday night as Dillon Hall make a “LaFun run” to refuel dur- Dame community. hosts its annual pep rally. ing late-night study marathons in “Au Bon Pain is a bakery, fresh The Dillon pep rally will take the Hesburgh Library now that Au sandwiches, soups and salads place on South Quad at 7:30 p.m., Bon Pain will open on the library’s place very similar to Panera bringing together students and first floor in November. Bread,” King said. “Au Bon Pain fans to enjoy music and skit com- The café will supplant the vend- actually created Panera Bread … edy in anticipation of the football ing machines in the first floor a lot of people on campus want team’s clash with Purdue this lounge, which have been relocat- Panera Bread but we aren’t a coming Saturday. MACKENZIE SAIN | The Observer ed to the basement lobby. The Notre Dame community gathered at the 2011 Dillon Hall pep Associate Director of Retail and see LIBRARY PAGE 7 see RALLY PAGE 5 rally to get in the spirit for the first football game. CHEF MILLER PAGE 5 VIEWPOINT PAGE 8 WEEKEND EVENTS PAGE 10 WAKING THE ECHOES PAGE 20 MEN’S SOCCER PAGE 20 2 THE OBSERVER | THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 2012 | NDSMCOBSERVER.COM TODAY Have a question you want answered? QUESTION OF THE DAY: Email [email protected] ndsmcobserver.com What is your favorite font? P.O. 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