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

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Family Contributio ns Notre Dame students are recognizable because of the characteristics that ' they not only bring to the university, but those they acquire and display during their undergraduate years. These same characteristics are carried on to endeavors that lie beyond their experience of college. One of the most important qualities that can develop in undergraduates is the de- liberate participation and contribution to the Notre Dame family. On campus students interact with faculty and administrators in positive and effective ways. Such events as dinner at a professor ' s home or a one on one advisory meeting help bridge the gap between the educators and the educated. Students also make a conscious effort to touch the South Bend community through various social programs and organizations like Big Brothers Big Sisters and CILA. Their growing maturity and genuine sense of community make Notre Dame students shine and it is carried with them to future activities. Students look over the shoulder of an artist painting a fall campus scene. Under the shade o f God Quad, two students stop to chat between classes. John Goldrick distributes communion during the Freshman Orientation Mass. Jen Yost and South Bend buddy Curtis spend and afternoon skating at the JACC.

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