At half-time the score was 27-0. But after half-time we were able to recover. We had to stomach only 23 goals and we scored once ourselves, right at the end. They allowed us to score. That was sweet of them.

Our keeper went to Pukkel Pop. That's why.

[In foreign women's soccer action last weekend, SK Berlaar was beaten by KV Mechelen, 50-1. And somehow the losers were able to find a moral victory in the college football equivalent of USC beating Florida International, 650-13. Down, 27-0, at halftime,] we were able to recover, ... We had to stomach only 23 goals.

I was kind of nervous for a second but I knew we had some time left. But we are a great team and when we play defense there is nobody in this league that can beat us. We just had to play better defense and that's what we did.

I think one of the themes that he emphasized in many ways ... was that we need to spend time reflecting ethical implications of our work, and bring the traditions and wisdom of the Church into greater conversation with the advances in knowledge and understanding. He was saying that Notre Dame has a very distinct role and its voice needs to be heard.

It is amazing to think about how much THON has grown just in the time I have been at Penn State. Not only have we increased our financial support for the Four Diamonds Fund but the number of participants has increased as well. One of the greatest things about THON is that it brings together all facets of the university including Greeks, independents, multicultural organizations, faculty/staff and the larger State College community. The move to the Bryce Jordan Center gives us the opportunity to engage even more students and community members throughout the commonwealth.