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

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The Fo ' cr in Hurley is home to a giant globe. X ' liile the globe was a fixture of the building before it wa remcxleled, niMiy otliLT changes have given it a win new liHik campus

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» lalcius at AcuuitiCafc rmige from the fiintastic to beginners. Here senior Joel Ebner plays a set. The LaFortune Ballroom was the site of a salsa dancing evait that SUB put on in No -emher. Students danced all iiight to Ii ' e salsa music. :aMQ tfe

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fnjmthRlirniinnlf M 9Mg dM M Mi dtlid P I recn ;uul orange fences have been a coinim m t ixnirc an niiul I ■■nipiis fur the p; st few years. It soenis tliat at ;u-i - , ' i cn iMnc, sdiiicthiny is k w j, constnictal somewhere (M1 cam- pus. In the past vear, tour KiilJintis haw Ixvn unveilcxi as either completel ' new tLxtures on cmiipus ox renuKlelcxJ er- sions of preexisting edifices. Last year, the Qileman Morse Center was opened iis a home to the Writing Center, Gim- pus Ministr -, First Yav d Snidies, xxA Student Athleric .Academic Ser ices. To students it is also a place on cam- pus to chill, eat free popcorn, and maybe e ' en do a)me studying. At the end of last year the math department relo- aited to its new home in the Hurley and Hayes-Healy build- ings. Over the summer Edward A. Mallo ' , C.S.C., Hall o[vnei.l ;md its new (Kcup;ints, the thcxiJiigN- and philostv phy departments, mcn-ed in. Currently the Uni ersit ' s new- est project, the Marie P. DeBartolo Center for the Perform- ing Arts, is underway after a ground-breaking ceremony boiisting notables like TV personality ;md alumnus Regis Philbin. It is almost certain that once this building is com- pIctLvl, the L ' iii ersirs ' uill undertake imother much necxled jiroject. While some may argue that all the fences detract from the heaut ' of their surroundings, a dynamic campus will keep up with the times and always have the best facilities available. It would be hard for a current student to picture this campus as it cxistcxl ten years ago, without such fixtures as DeBartolo Hall which o[vnal in 1992. These buildings, which p;ist stu- iiillioul. dents may ha ' e lamented for their ugly construction sites, are now buildings which we could not tliiiik of doing without. And those buildings constructed during our tenure here will Iv essential to campus in future years. Chris Nickele inese tiuiiuinns. Lunicn past sludenls may naue amen led lor Ineir ugly t:unslruclion sites, are noui builoings ujnicn tue could nol IninH ol doing rhe Hallmark of the Gilcni;ui Morse Center is the li rge marble fountain in tlx ' !ii:ijn onir ' vv;i ' . ll.iNo-lliaU i.s tile new home to tlic nwth dep-artment. The department niovcvi at the close of the 20CX?-2001 sch(X)l year PJiilosophv and Theolotrv departments received a new office building in Edward A. MalIo -. CS.C, Hall. Tlie hall houses botli departments ;uid alsi has a chapel. cahifivi; Jifo