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February 08, 2004

Collegiate Jazz Festival to begin Feb. 25
February 08, 2004

Organ and choral hall to bear name of University trustee
February 07, 2004

World views America as 'empire in denial'
February 04, 2004

Former chief accountant for SEC to deliver talk Feb. 16
February 04, 2004

91吃瓜 Literary Festival to take place Feb. 8-12
February 03, 2004

Mendoza to present annual Ethics Week series
February 03, 2004

Leadership conference to mark National Trio Day Feb. 7
February 02, 2004

Tax Assistance Program begins Feb. 7
February 02, 2004

Biologists study options for managing ballast water invasions
January 29, 2004

Upward Bound receives grant from Moody's Foundation
January 29, 2004

Architect Andres Duany to present Feb. 4 lecture
January 28, 2004

Center for History showcases University's past
January 28, 2004

91吃瓜 ReSource: No lie, Washington was first president, says 91吃瓜 political scientist
January 28, 2004

Leading His Flock
January 27, 2004

Memorial Mass for Professor Stritch to be celebrated February 3
January 25, 2004

(Obituary): James Culliton; led 91吃瓜 business school
January 25, 2004

Professor Tom Stritch dies at 91
January 25, 2004

University's economic impact exceeds
$830 million
January 24, 2004

ND has $833 million effect on local community, study says
January 22, 2004

Winter Career and Internship Fair to be held Jan. 27
January 22, 2004

Lecturer to speak Feb. 2 on "other" Americas
January 21, 2004

Admissions video receives additional honors
January 20, 2004

Alumni Association to honor distinguished students
January 20, 2004

Marketing professor to assist new ethics institute
January 20, 2004

Marsden biography of Edwards nominated for national award
January 19, 2004

NDPresents to feature "La Boheme" Feb. 11 at Morris Center
January 15, 2004

School of Architecture appoints director of graduate studies
January 15, 2004

Father Hesburgh to lecture on Mary
January 15, 2004

Four graduates to be honored by Alumni Association
January 14, 2004

28 graduates serving as college presidents