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

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As the sun sets beyond the edge of Saint Mary ' s Lake, its awesome beauty seems to inspire a jogger on his daily run. A mother and daughter sit together outside Farley Hall during Freshman Orientation Weekend. The lampost is a familiar sight to all who live in St. Edward ' s, Cava- naugh, and Zahm Hall. On a sunny spring afternoon, a couple of seniors just can ' t help but park their bicycles and take a break outside O ' ShaughnessyHalL A sunny day in South Bend never goes by un- appreciated. Dressed as only Notre Dame alum- nae will, two Irish fans stroll toward the stadium.

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% NTERING A NEW DECADE As this year progressed, Domers could not help but notice the rapid changes oc- curring around them as Notre Dame prepared itself to enter the nineties. Many of those changes were more obvious than others. There were new faces and new buildings built. Clearly, some changes were long-waited and were wel- comed with open arms, while other changes were not so embraced by everyone. The 1990 Dome is an attempt to capture some of those changes.

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Notre Dame in Pictures NEW DAWN 1 his year, our University saw many changes as it geared up to enter the nineties. From the closing of Holy Cross and the disappearance of Green Field to the burning down of St. Michael ' s Laundry and the opening of Stepan Church -while Sacred Heart underwent construction-change was all around us. We must remember, however, that as we enter the new decade, we carry with us the values and traditions that are the essence of Notre Dame. Hopefully, we ' ve captured a glimpse of that ND spirit in the pictures on the next few pages. L he colors of fall settle beautifully on Notre Dame. Here, some of that glory can be seen through the archway of Lyons. One of the many architectural standouts of our campus, Lyonites are justly proud of their dorm ' s classic style. 4 DIVIDER