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

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There is nothing that com- pares to the t ' ccling of re- lief a student senses when walking home after a long day of classes. As the sun begins to fade and one passes a friend, the day ' s worries begin to disappear. The FJements 13

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,r The Students EL -hike provides Ihc la-slcsl means lo escape classes and studying. rnr inunalcl . humping mill fncnds along Ihc Mdcwalk is not Ihc saf- es) Ihing lo do and al- lows little opponunity lor students to talk on Ihc uay to and from htnldings. campus ite If a Notre Dame student actually believes there is nothing to do on campus, they are sadly mistaken. Once a school day has ended and homework has been finished or ignored, there are numerous opportunities waiting. Some students choose to have midnight snow ball fights, others choose to help build a chariot for their dorm. Regard- less of the specific activity in question, stu- dents have endless opportunities to get to know their neighbor or, on the other hand, have some quality time to themselves. On a campus known to use the phrase 24 7 much too there re- something t w e n t N ' a day. ft e n , ally is to do four hours seven days The Suidents 15 campus lite