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Campus Dining employees express concerns over University hiring freeze

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By Jane Miller, Jane Miller
| The Observer (Notre Dame) Verified
Matt Brower has been an employee of Campus Dining at Notre Dame for 12 years, running Decio Café for the past eight years. Everything about the restaurant is familiar to him: the recipes, the faces and the steady flow of students. This year, however, he worries it will look a little different for him and the rest of the University’s dining staff.
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Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter hosts lecture on the history of the KKK in South Bend

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By Jane Miller
| The Observer (Notre Dame) Verified
Timothy Egan, Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter and author, said it had been one of his dreams to come to the University of Notre Dame. “I grew up in Spokane, Washington, and like a lot of kids, my dream in life, and I truly thought it was going to happen, was to play football for Notre Dame,” Egan said to an eruption of laughter across Andrews Auditorium in Geddes Hall.
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‘Students have the capacity and the power:’ Webster man builds teen mental health resources through Safe Schools

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By Jane Miller
| Athol Daily News Verified
Mark Phillips still remembers watching news coverage of the Parkland shooting from his home in Webster back in 2018. He had just retired from a successful career as a lawyer and trial consultant in Boston. “You’ve got to do something about this,” his wife, Juliana, said to him, nodding towards the TV. Horrified at the tragedy, the two of them sat in silence until she spoke again.
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