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

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In.the beginning it is still warm and the leaves are still on the trees and all worn-out grass has been buried under concrete walks. But there is nobody to walk on them except for a few nuns and priests, who wear black and white, and the football players, who wear loud shorts and dirty sweatshirts. The priests and nuns fade naturally into a silence broken only by the steady sound of earth movers across from the Morris Inn, the occasional quack- ing of ducks on St. Mary ' s lake, and the shouts of the football players who . . . Won ' t amount to any- thing down the long, dark corri- dors of Farley Hall. Same team as last year . ... A fat kid lugging two black suitcases emerges from the stairwell, perspiring. Where ' s 315? to no one in particular. One of the group standing in the hall, the football expert, points vaguely: Should be down there. You know as much about the place as we do. Like how it rains all the time. A rice paddy lies between the library and Stepan Center, and all the side- walks on the freshman quad are under water. Two members of the Blue Circle stand outside the North Dining Hall watching five streams of umbrellas heading for Sacred Heart. Tom Dooley tonight? I guess so, Father Hesburgh ' s run- ning the show. Registration tough? Not especially. Things are better organized than last year. The up- perclassmen should be able to whip right through. Joer ' s or a movie? In front of Morrissey Hall, a sophomore meets his roommate from freshman year. Have a good summer? Not particularly. How about yours? O.K. I made quite a bit of money.

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STUDENT LIFE

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