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January 28, 2000

Notre Dame Resources
January 27, 2000

January 28, 2000 - Newswire Release
January 27, 2000

January 28, 2000 - Newswire Release
January 26, 2000

Kofi Annan to speak at Notre Dame commencement
January 26, 2000

Adams to receive Thomas A. Dooley award
January 26, 2000

Notre Dame launches new summer program for academically gifted high school students
January 25, 2000

January 26, 2000 - Newswire Release
January 25, 2000

January 26, 2000 - Newswire Release
January 24, 2000

Gift from Mowbray establishes fellowship at Notre Dame Law School
January 24, 2000

Forbes ranks Notre Dame MBA program among top 20 in nation
January 24, 2000

January 25, 2000 - Newswire Release
January 23, 2000

Schell to deliver lecture on abolishing nuclear weapons
January 20, 2000

January 21, 2000 - Newswire Release
January 20, 2000

Notre Dame Resources
January 19, 2000

Lawrence to speak on Islamophobia
January 19, 2000

Forsythe to deliver lecture on abortion and middle America
January 19, 2000

January 20, 2000 - Newswire Release
January 18, 2000

Malloy prohibits manufacture of licensed products in sweatshops
January 13, 2000

January 14, 2000 - Newswire Release
January 13, 2000

Elian Gonzalez should be returned to his father in Cuba
January 12, 2000

January 13, 2000 - Newswire Release
January 12, 2000

January 13, 2000 - Newswire Release
January 12, 2000

Notre Dame receives $5.2 million grant from Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation to combat tropical disease
January 12, 2000

Malloy to address Institute on College Student Values
January 12, 2000

Notre Dame Press publishes new edition of O'Rourke book
January 12, 2000

January 13, 2000 - Newswire Release
January 10, 2000

Pratt book chronicles changes in the judiciary during the early twentieth century
January 10, 2000

Collins appointed to Supreme Court clerkship
January 10, 2000

January 11 , 2000 - Newswire Release
January 09, 2000

Schmuhl book examines the dangerous side of American freedom