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

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d-ong standing traditions in no way lead to complacency on campus. Each student en- ters with enthusiasm to be the first to try something new. With new ideas, invariably sriew traditions arise. Like the survival of the [fittest, only the most popular events become a [part of each academic year, allowing the stu- idents to influence future generations. he Sailing Club embarks on the year ' s first voyage accross St. oesph ' s Lake. Sailing is one of hundreds of activitities stu- ents enjoy on campus. 7

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Stormy skies beach the sailboats for the day. When Mother Nature will not cooper- ate, students abandon outdoor activities and hit the books. photo by Matt Bower

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keeping with its commitment to maintaining high standards in educa- tion, the University began implementing changes around campus. Two new men ' s residence halls will be constructed on the back nine of the golf course, replacing Grace Hall- -the new home for administration of- fices. The Main Building will undergo rehabilitation. A new Business Administration build- ing was constructed next to Debartolo Hall. And Notre Dame Stadium will be ex- panded to add an additional 20, 000 seats through the con- struction of a horseshoe shaped upper deck. The Dome silhouettes against the Hesburgh Library in an amazing image seen through the windows of Planner Hall. Planner will become the sole tower residence hall when Grace closes in 1996. 8