William:

I'm currently a senior at Notre Dame now and I just had a few questions.

1. What dorm were you in? I was in Dillon before moving off campus last semester.
2. What year did you graduate? I ask because I'm curious to see if you'd been spoiled by football or screwed like the last several classes.
3. Have you been to campus recently? The new Debartolo Performing Arts Center is really amazing. As an actor, I'm sure you love seeing your alma mater (finally) put some money into FTT (Film, Television & Theater - not sure if that was in existence when you were at ND).

I also wanted to say you do a great job representing Notre Dame, despite your being cast as an evil manipulator on Lost. :)

Last night's defeat aside, Go Irish!

dear lostirish,

it's january + you're in south bend = i hope you're staying warm.
1) i was in grace freshman year, then transferred to morrissey.
2) i grad'd in '87, back when we still used candles for illumination. they were dark day for the irish gridiron: gerry faust in the first 3 yrs--7-5, 7-5, 5-6; then lou holtz--5-6. then, in fall '88--they won the nat'l championship! grrr..
3) i was at campus a little over a year ago, in nov '04, to show a movie i'm in, 'the grudge', at the just-opened debartolo theatre. the screenwriter for 'the grudge,' stephen susco, is an ftt grad. you're right--the new center is fantastic.

here's to a great upcoming season!

Thanks for the reply, William.

Again, it's great to see another alum doing well for himself.

Go Irish