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

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nlv tlie lines at the bookstore on a football weekend can rival the line at tJie LaFortune ATM. Students need cash and this is the place to get it. And besides, who can resist the soothing voice of the ATM lady. .. Please enter your passcode! photo by Meghan McCntf fortune has many of the necessities of life on,v eniently in the middle of campus. Getting a hair cut is one. University Hair Stylists offers students an affordable hair cut without having to go off campus (opposite page). Uegro, Notre Dame ' s own coffee shop located in the Bas ' §ment of Lafortune, is a great place to get a cup of coffee or a delicious sandwich with a friend. They also have ice cream. What more could you ask for? la oAiime 23

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cz ivir ' i-js M ne t I afortune. All paths, campus wide, seem to lead to this mecca for students. Where else car you find I a rave on a Thursday night, a pez dispenser for your SYR date, or catch your favorite episode of Charles in Charge? Need some cash and a haircut? Visit the basement and spend your hard earned money in the Country Store or the organized procrastination, and pool skills. Worried like catching a quick flick provides flu shots as well as center underwent sonu ' Tomassito ' s pizza takeover words: quarter dogs) most place to study, it ' s peaceful photo bv Mi-ghjn Mi inti Copv Shop. Take part in brushing up on your pinball about getting the flu and feel The Montgomorv Theatre great feature films. The student changes this year, namely the But bevond the food, (two still agree that Latortune is the atmosphere rivals onh that of librar ' . The true chaos, the second floor of the hcnvever, is reserved for the upper floors, holding the home offices of student government and most campus publications, such as the Scholastic and the Observer. The upstairs ballroom is also a popular site for e ' ents, acoustic jams and discotechs alike, e ' en the odd Freshmen dance. At the end of a harrowing day filled with football, dorm parties and studying, Lafortune provides a place to relax. One student calls it the beacon oi light at the end of the night. No matter what you ' re looking for on campus, it can pri bablv be fmind in l.afc rtune. The door is always open and something is always waiting to be done. Ateonoiliahlatfceniolfci bv: Allist n Fashek ,2.2 Gamfu ,i lile

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Tide LNot 1 tNotre Dame, the one thing that stands out above everything else is our spirit. We love our school and never hesitate to show it. During football weekends there is always an overwhelming sense of excitement and school spirit. At no other event is our pride more evident than at the prcgame pep rallies. This year our spirit relatively new type of zeal, students clad in their hall the Joyce Center to claim bleachers, each dorm to its Before the leprechaun the enthusiastic cries of echo throughout llie arena, their i vn unique cheers and their presence known. photn ctiurtesv of VVjIsh H.i lias been redefined by a dorm spirit. Masses of jerseys scramble into their territorv in the ow n respective section, makes his appearance, hundreds of students liach dorm has adopted all are sure to make Dorm ri alries become very apparent as the dorms begin their bantering cheers. The friendly competition between the dorms heightens the level of enthusiasm that permeates e ery pep rall . When the band makes its entrance, led b the Irish Guard , the arena goes crazv. At this point, ever ' one present joins in singing the Notre Dame Victory March and participates in various cheers such as, We Are ND ' , Here come the Irish , and Go Irish... Beat the Buckeves.... At other times, students leap to their feet with arms raised high in the air, as the va e circles the arena. The pep rallies prt) ide the perfect opportunit ' for hall members to bond and forail Domers to shake down thethunderastheyanticipateanotherND victory. 1 W 10 by: Megan Delfausse 24 Ga H uufiie