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

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Activities Activities always call to mind social life, and in truth they are best depicted by this, but this is only a partial picture. Clubs, student government, debates, publications and even events of drama should be considered in this wide topic for all present to the different students a means of activity for the time outside of class. THE MARDI GRAS

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THE ACADEMIC PROCESSION The strength of any academic organi- zation depends, a great deal, on the faculty. At the University of Notre Dame the students are fortunate to have the advantage of a growing and ever im- proving faculty. Also the recent changes made in the curricula have enhanced the possession of a degree from this Uni- versity. Academic 26-67

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The fine arts student develops his imagination and his talent for creating things of aesthetic value. The student of the liberal arts improves his mind so that he may arrive at objective, universal truth. The student of the professional arts broadens his talent for technological achievement. 10