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: Mirror of Justice

Living the Campus Life to the Fullest

By Michael Scaperlanda

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The December issue of Traces also has an excellent interview with MOJ alum and Notre Dame law professor Paolo Carozza.  The December issue is not yet available on line, so I will give you just one snippet:

Carozza:  "To work here [Notre Dame] means to have the freedom to live a more intensely whole life:  to ask questions in my research that are not artificially constrained by the conventions of a completely secularized academy; to relate to and discuss with students in class and outside of it in ways that embrace all the experience of life; to be part of a community where the prayer and longing of our Liturgy and the prayer and longing of our studies are united."

Full post as published by Mirror of Justice on January 21, 2008 (boomark / email).

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