On this date in 1950 Bill Murray was born.
On this date in 1970, Monday Night Football made its debut.
On this date in 1998, Bill Clinton explained to the grand jury: ''It depends on what the meaning of 'is' is.''

On this date in 2005 Legends of Notre Dame sends you The Beat, Volume I Issue 4. You look through it, click around and get stoked for the packed weekend!

Come on by to laugh at...er, we mean with your friends. Tonight about six of your fellow Domers will take the stage. Armed with only a mic, these students will have you falling off your seat. This is some of the finest stand up comedy the campus has to offer.
Interested in performing on a student stand up night? Email legends@nd.edu.

Senior Night
You know the drill. You take care of us, we'll take care of you. $2 Margaritas and $4 24oz Coronas.

“You think I'm gorgeous, you want to kiss me... You want to hug me... You want to love me... You want to hug me... You want to smooch me... You want to...”

Sandra Bullock, undercover FBI agent, reluctantly finds herself entered in the Miss America Beauty Pageant and well...you just can't help but get sucked into this flick.

Hey, even if you don't like the movie, we know you love our tots - so come and get them.

What do these songs all have in common:
Pour Some Sugar on Me
Shook Me All Night Long
Crazy Train
Livin' on a Prayer?

They're all 80's hair band songs and they'll all be played live here at Legends on Friday night. Back by popular demand for the third year in a row, this campus favorite returns to Legends for what's sure to be another memorable experience. Whip out your 80's garb, grab an air guitar and come rock out to your favorite hits.

Totally 80s Nightclub @ Midnight
Bon Jovi. Madonna. Duran Duran. Bring back the 80’s at Legends and party with our live DJ. You don’t want the other kids thinking you’re not mondo, do you?

Come grab a brew, grab some free food (courtesy of the Class of 2006 - they ordered a ton!) and watch the game our our 144" screen. ND is ready to hand it to Washington and this will be the most exciting place on campus to catch all the action.

Unlike last week's game this one's not going to end with a Ty.
Huh...not really sure what that means, just seemed like we should throw the little play on word in there somewhere.

Clap Your Hands Say Yeah is a five-piece band from Brooklyn who's known to break out both harp and harmonica. They've recently been garnering rave press across the country, specifically in the indie rock world. WVFI is brining this crew here to ND put on a great show with special guest opener from Indy, Margot and the Nuclear So and So’s.

The pundits are saying Wilco (not hearing it), Talking Heads (okay), and Neutral Milk Hotel (getting warmer), but if it checks in with a number of modern and classic new wave referents, the music sings for itself: Clap Your Hands traffics in melodic, exuberant indie rock that pairs the shimmering, wafting feel of Yo La Tengo with a singular vocal presence that sounds like Paul Banks attempting to yodel through Jeff Mangum's throat. Or imagine the Arcade Fire if their music were more fun-loving and less grave.

Don't forget to stick around for DJ Chucky and the Underground Nightclub at Midnight!