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From Ivan Maisel's Three Point Stance: 

It?s important that Notre Dame remain relevant in college football, not only for history and tradition, but because Notre Dame still believes that high academic standards and winning can co-exist. Asked Monday if it?s tough to focus on school while thinking about who the next coach might be, Irish defensive end Kapron Lewis-Moore said, ?Actually with me the hardest thing is thinking about if I want to write about Aristotle in my philosophy paper.? Beautiful.

Full post as published by Mirror of Justice on December 01, 2009 (boomark / email).

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