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

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The beautiful colors of fall make living with the cool temperatures of October worth it. Even though the colors are an indication of the coming winter, there is nothing like this beautiful season in northern Indiana, No matter where ones looks, a spectrum of red, orange and yellow can be seen amoung the numerous trees on campus. photo by Matt Cashore Opening

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Time for Oneself midst all of the homework, parties and responsibilities of being a college stu- dent, it is often too easy to forget the one who is most important in a young person ' s life- the self. The communal living and fast paced lifestyle doesn ' t leave much room for students to look out for oneself. It is very common for per- sonal needs to get lost in the shuffle of academic and social demands. Some- times it is necessary to take time out to be alone. Whether it be a walk around the lake or a private carrell in the library, there are many places students choose to go in order to spend the much needed time by themselves. Opening

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Colors of Autumn oes fall actually exist in South Bend, Indiana? It is quite debatable. Although the changing colors are a sure sign of autumn, the temperatures are not so typical for the season. As students return to campus in early September, they are welcomed by hot and humid weather which lasts well into October. Then, in the blink of an eye, fall comes and goes and the thermometer takes a nose-dive. Not even halfway through the autumn season, winter creeps up on the Michiana area. With snowfall as early as November 6, one feels that he or she has missed fall altogether. The only evi- dence the disappearing season leaves behind is the red, orange and yellow bounty from the trees. Opening