University of Notre Dame - Dome Yearbook (Notre Dame, IN)

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John K. Burnrtl, Jr. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania A.B. Government Lawrence P. Burns Wilmette, Illinois A.B. Communication Arts Thorn ]. Callahan Indian Orchard, Massachusetts A.B. Government Timothy H. Callahan West Hartford, Connecticut A. B. Preprofessional Robert R. Campbell Millbrae, California A. B. Communication Arts John C. Candon Rutland, Vermont A. It English . . - Ik ! - Gregory A. Cannala Springfield, Illinois A. B. History William C. Carey Rocky River, Ohio A. B. Government Barry ). Carbon Mount Prospect. Illinois A. B. Economics R. Scot Carmody Slalen Island, New York A B English Jamei P. Can Kensington, Maryland A. B. Sociology Chr.lopher Carrkk Augusta, Georgia A. B. Economics C. Charle. Canuo Minneapolis, Minnesota A. B. English Warren J.CaMy South Bend, Indiana A.B. Economics Stephen ). Can San Rafael, California A. B History Joieph C West Orange, New Jersey A.B. Economics James V. CHano Ashtabula, Ohio A. B. English Carl J. Catino Bangor, Pennsylvania A. B. Psychology l l j, Ub, Albert R. Cavalier Libertyville, Illinois A. B. Psychology 244 John A. Ceila, III Lake Forest, Illinois A. B. Preprofessional Michael R. Ccrvas Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania A. B. English Frank Ciccone Struthers, Ohio A. B. English Peter A. Clement Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania A.B. Psychology John P. Cloherty Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania A. B. Sociology Ml ill.

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In hi Robert P. Best Cincinnati, Ohio A.B. Comnication Arts Gary R Biebki Salem, Ohio A.B. Art Everett E. Bingham South Bend, Indiana A.B. Sociology James F. Bingle Toledo, Ohio A.B. Preprofessional Gregory A. Booth A.B. English Rochester, New York Bruce P. Bower Birmingham, Alabama A.B. Soc.fc Mod. Lang. 1 Peter H. Boyd Westhampton Beach, N.Y. A.B. Government Thomas L. Boyer Akron, Ohio A.B. Economics V Gary Boyle Virginia Beach. Virginia A.B. Psychology Charming E. Brackey Ft. Lauderdale, Florida A.B. American Studies William G. Braun Elkins Park, Pennsylvania A.B. Preprofessional Benjamin Brees Canoga Park, California A.B. Modern Language Dn 1 ' Joseph C. Brehler Williamston, Michigan A.B. Government Mark A. Brekken Crookston, Minnesota A.B. Psychology Timothy H. Brennan West Harlford, Connecticut A.B. Sociology Robert J. Brinkmann Farmington, Michigan A.B. American Stud. Eng. Thoma G. Burbh Peshtigo, Wisconsin A.B. Psychology James B. Burke Pontiac, Illinois A.B. English 243

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Thomas J. Stritch Students today are learning by osmosis. Marshall McLuhan has at- tributed it to television and I am inclined to agree with him. Learning is becoming more and more an organic process . The university today is over-departmentalized. We need, and will probably begin to see more interdisciplinary programs. One long overdue step here at Notre Dame which would enhance such programs is a combination of the Colleges of Arts and Letters and Science. Requirements should be relaxed and restricted largely to the fresh- man year. Beyond that, a major course might include a series of area options allowing maximum flexibility within loose bounds. Individ- ual loans should be reduced to a mandatory four courses a semester, with an optional slot for electives. The educational atmosphere must be made freer and easier to work within. Bryson R. Cloon Kansas City, Kan ; n.B. English Phillip ] . Closius Mamaroneck, New York A.B. English and History Peter Coccia Columbus, Ohio A.B. Modern Languages William Cody Chicago. Illinois A.B. Psychology David M . Colbert Natchez. Mississippi A.B. Government Terrell Coleman South Bend. Indiana A.B. Political Science John R. Colip Buchanan, Michigan A.B. Economics Raymond I Conndl El Dorado, Kansas A.B. Government Vincent J Connelly Chicago, Illinois A.B. Government Michael R. Conner South Bend, Indiana A.B. History Christopher Connon L ' tK-a. New York A.B. Mathematics John ). Conway, Jr. Buffalo. New York A. B. English 245