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

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Co y Vi Mtb4 TTie spirit of Notre Pame reaches into many aspects of its students ' I i es. Students choose to exemplify this spirit in various ways, with a popular or c being ser ice to others. Each year thousands of students participate in some kind of ser ice acti ity, from tutoring to building houses, from working with migrant farmers to being ad ocates for those w ithout a voice, borne students set aside time each week to go into the local community to volunteer while others take week-long trips to help restore homes. These acti ities allow students to gain r e ' perspecti es or life 2x d allow those outside of the traditional Notre Vs me family to feel this unique epihtof community. Z OiV ct O fa dy

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0 0 Caur ri)A.a. Tlie Keenan Great Pumpkin gave Senior Katie Giwley a chance to celebrate Halloween with the girl she tutors at Teamwork for Tomorrow. a yei ' liH.a Plv)lo tv Sally Hoiey

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Students often search for a few quiet moments during the day to gather their thoughts or to reflect on their we b. These moments can be quite rare, tliough, as most students try to balance their time between classwork, friends, a job, exercise, and service. Some students are able to retreat to the Grotto or one of the lakes, while others go to the meditation room In the Coleman-Morse building or an upper floor of the library to relax. Many students choose to wake up an lour or two early to jog around the lake or through campus before it comes ali e. In these early morning hours a student is free from the usual distractions and can focus on the day ahead while taking in the serene landscape. P le i. lon Ooeveyi-a