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

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walking on Sunshine ! ollerbladers and bikers enjoy a ride around campus while the ambitious attempt to read chemistry, surrounded by action When it is not raining, snowing, or sleeting in lovely South Bend. Notre Dame students are able to soak in some sunshine for a few days. Sunny days are a rare, hut prized, treasure at Notre Dame. Probably one of the biggest contributors to procrastination, a day of sunshine draws students outside to partake in everything from Slip N Slide to outdoor jam sessions. Warm, steady streams of UV-rays pro ide the opportunit for a wide range of activities. Bathing beauties soak up the last few rays, while jaunters dodge the whiz of a nearby frisbee. Rollerbladers and bikers enjoy a ride around campus, w hile the ambitious attempt to read chemistry, surrounded by action and distraction. Sunny days are a welcome sight. From classes to dorm- room furniture, all aspects of life are moved outside. Even the dining halls are left barren as students barbecue on the quads. The sunn) times onl last so long, though, and soon enough, the chill sets in. After the winter season has ended, however. spring sunshine tempts students once again. Fifty degrees qualifies as warm weather, and students shed their wool sweat- ers in favor of tank tops and shorts. After all. sunshine at Notre Dame is no small occasion. N Y N O L D BRiMnjaoF STUDENTS. THE ACTtON-F%CKED CAMPUS BECOMES THE BANE OF A RIGOROUS ACADEMIC SCHEDULE, ON A SUNNY DAY THE OUTDOORS BECOME A MUC-- MORE POPUI-AR STUDY VENUE THAN THE SECOND FLOOR OF HESBURGH, Phoio h : Julia Prhp«

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EVEn ON ITS WAT DOWN. THE SUN BRINGS A WELCOME ADDITION TO THE CANVAS OF A NOTRE DAME SKY. STUDENTS CAN TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE WARM WEATHER EVEN IN THE HOURS OF THE ' EVENING.

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iH ! » CLASSROOM ON CAMPUS. COMPANIES PRACTICE STUDENTS CAN BE RECRUITING TACTICS, SEEN WEARING THEIR USING FREE T-SHIRTS FREE GARB, IN AS AN INCENTIVE. CHOIR OR IN MANY STUDENTS CHEMISTRY. THE READILY TRADE THEIR THING TO WEAR IS SIGNATURES ON AN SOMETHING. APPLICATION FOR A ANtTHING. FOR SHIRT. NOTHING. something- ForNOTHING enticing college kids into a web of high interest rates, credit card companies offer free clothing, luckily, with no annual fee Not only docs additional clothing help to expand one ' s wardrobe, but it also allows for just one more laundry- free day. The opportunity to gamer additional clothing for no money at all is always an appealing prospect to any cash-strained student. For no cost whatsoever, one can own a T- shirt which has a source known only to Notre Dame students. Softening the harsh blow of their monopoly status, Cincinnati Bell Long Distance graciously gives a free T-shirt to Notre Dame students who sign up lor their long distance plan. Enticing college kids into a web of high interest rates, credit card companies offer free clothing, luckily, with no annual fee. Attempting to show young people that they arc still fashionable, recruiters supply an ample number of 100% cotton T s to the Notre Dame commu- nity at large. Whether one is in class, at the library. in the dining hall, resting on the quad, or working out at Rolfs, one will assuredly see more than one student spoiling free apparel. After all. w ho can pass up an offer to receive some- thing lor nothing (especially w hen nothing is defined as the temptation ora$5()()creiiit liniil ) ' . ' An learned college student would be foolish not to take advantage of such an opportunit . and at Notre Dame, there are certainly no fools. Meredithc u R i EY