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ACADEMICS OF ND CLASS ABOVE REST Our education at Notre Dame prepares us for the world beyond South Bend. This year, academic programs saw up- dating and improvement. The arrival of D.A.R.T. (Direct Access Registration by Telephone) brought an end to infamous registration and checkmarking lines, and the goundbreaking for the planned Hesburgh Peace Institute and the De- Bartolo Quadrangle reduced Green Field to giant dirt piles and bulldozers during football season. Looking to the decade ahead, President Monk Malloy has pledged himself to bringing ND to the forefront among research Universities. I
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SENIORS OF ND TIME To REMEMBER Graduation is a joyous time for seniors. During their four or more years at Notre Dame, seniors have learned that they must believe in themselves. They have learned to appreciate the value of friends ' encouragement and support. They have successfully met many chal- lenges as undergraduates, from when they first chose a major to when they finally landed their first real job. And as their final year neared the end, seniors clutched to memories. Every event took on a new significance. It was not uncom- mon to hear remarks such as this is our last football game, . . .my last visit to the grotto, . . .my final exam. Through it all, they have discovered who they are as individuals. As they enter the real world they will rely upon the experiences at Notre Dame to assist them in all that they do.
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SVBB Notre Dame professors always make time to an- swer their students ' ques- tions, both in and out of class. Here, John Cqffey stops to chat with Rev. Ol- iver William s, C.S.C., Pro- fessor of Management and Associate Provost. A class with President Monk Malloy promises much individual attention., and class discussion. The timeless sounds of Beethoven, Mozart and Bach can be heard wafting through the windows of Crowley Hall of Music eve- ryday. Here, Patty Hickner gets a tip from Professor Carolyn Plummer. During finals week, find- ing a quiet place to study often keeps students out of anover-crowded ' brare, and in the study lounges of their own dorms. On a beautiful spring morning, rushing to class is just not a priority. ACADEMIC LIFE 13
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