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

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i CLDSE This close up view of the tulips that cover the campus every spring serves as o reminder of the beauty that surrounds everyone if they only take the time to look for it. Beauty As students walk through campus, nature ' s beauty surrounds them. From flower beds of tulips to a full moon over the Dome, students are constantly reminded of the natural jewels that they can encounter if they take the time to notice. These scenes of alluring beauty cause students to reflect on all that is special and beautiful in their own lives. They remember the loyal friends who share in both sorrow and joy, and who stay up late with them into the wee hours of the morning talking about every- thing and nothing at the same time. It is the natural beauty, both in the world and within the individuals around them, that causes students to see the extraordinary in the ordinary. THE DOME

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WATERS I St. Joseph ' s and St. Mary ' s lakes offer picturesque beauty to all who wander near them. The lakes are well known to students as a path to run or walk leisurely ' around, or a spot to sit and think. The lakes also provide a sense of serenity amongst the chaos that students sometimes face. Between schoolwork and activities, stu- dents lead busy lives. The lakes, especially early in the morning or at sunset, pro- vide a sense of tranquility and peace. The calm waters during the warmer months and the ice topped waters during the colder months allow students to escape the daily stresses and enjoy a serene picture. It is these times of quiet seclusion in which students deal with the stress that they so often face. As the sun sets over the loke, diHerent streams of color cover the sky ond waters. A sense of tranquility overcomes those who observe. BLUEPRINT

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wn£iitiyuni ?Si . LIFE These tulips give the campus on enchanted feeling as the warm months of spring bring forth new life ofter o long, colcJ winter BLUEPRINT