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Perhaps no one else has better conveyed that sense to Notre Dame students than witty, incisive English Professor Frank O'Malley, 28 years on the faculty and the university's most inspiring undergraduate teacher. O'Malley plumbs life's most basic emotions, using Charles Peguy to examine the virtue of hope, Claudel to plumb suffering, Kierkegaard to emphasize the shallowness of religion without love. When he reaches students, O'Malley often changes their lives, teaching them to love learning and learn love. "The totality of life has hit me," said one of his students last...
Loafing on the Job. Despite the high wages, Convair's Thomas O'Malley, the test officer in charge of firing the Project Mercury man-in-space shot, testified that workers at the Cape are loafing-with damaging consequences for the U.S. "If the jobs had been completed on the original schedule," he said, "we'd be noticeably farther ahead than we are today. I'm not talking in terms of days or weeks, but in terms of months...
...qualified to say," answered O'Malley...
...belief," says he, "is simply the dignity of man as a child of God. All branches of knowledge are seen as being of service to man." Notre Dame's business school, for example, has a separate course on business ethics. In English classes, famed Professor Frank O'Malley focuses on such themes as the nature of suffering. Hesburgh himself is particularly interested in science: "I don't sit around worrying that tomorrow science is going to come up with something that will make me say 'There goes God.' There's nothing to be afraid...
...There are two accepted ways to win a game," intoned Dodger President Walter O'Malley with a tight little smile, "the easy way and the hard way. But these guys always do it the Dodger way, and it's always nerve-racking...