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05/22/1958: Austrian Chancellor Julius Saab receives an honorary degree from #ND & delivers a major address (in German) in Washington Hall -
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05/20/1902: #NotreDame's Cuban students celebrate the independence of their homeland with a day of recreation & banquet at the Oliver Hotel -
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05/19/1996: #NotreDame presents the Laetare Medal to Sister Helen Prejean (http://t.co/swWkWXkBz6) for her ministry on death row
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Monthly Archives: November 2010
Notre Dame vs. Army
Notre Dame’s relationship with the military also extends to the athletic fields. Many Notre Dame traditions and myths were born out of football games with Army. In 1912, newly appointed Athletic Director Jesse Harper contacted West Point about arranging a … Continue reading
The Military at Notre Dame
Notre Dame has had a long military tradition. The administration organized student military units early on as a means of encouraging physical activity, leadership, and discipline. In 1859, a company of students were organized under the name “Continental Cadets.” Dome … Continue reading
Crossroads Park and Fountain
During the summer of 1976, student Paul Linehan made his senior art project a reality before heading off to Harvard for graduate school. The University implemented Linehan’s design to beautify the quad enclosed by Nieuwland Science Hall, LaFortune Hall, Crowley … Continue reading