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

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The beautiful colors of fall invade the campus in October and November giving a brilliant backdrop for a sculpture found behind the Snite Museum of Art. A view from across St. Mary ' s Lake gives a glimpse of the dome through the flowered trees of spring.

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...we see a campus with an enchanting beauty and a strong tradition. place with such a great sense of community that some refer to it as a family; a family who comes together in good and bad times; a family who respects and accepts differences in others; a family who stays close through time and distance. No one can say just what it is that makes this community so close. Many attribute it to a bonding of the faith. Others say that it is the student body itself. The War Memorial, more commonly known as Stonehenge, is great place for students to study, social- ize, or just enjoy the spring- time sun. Beauty is everywhere on the Notre Dame campus. There are many spots that only few discover. The flower gar- den in front of the Snite Museum is accentuated by a background of the stadium.

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...we see a student body diverse in ideas and backgrounds, but with one thing in common: their dedication to having fun as well as a commitment to their studies. Contrary to what many may believe, Notre Dame students do more than spend nights in the library. Because most Notre Dame students are remarkably well rounded, they bring a world of ideas with them to share with others. They use their creativity to do things that no one else would ever dream of doing. String friendship bracelets are a popular accessory for many Domers, but to be different, Maria Schott ties one through her hair. The good old pass time of fishing becomes a popular one as the warm spring weather hits Notre Dame and its two lakes. Opening