Monthly Archives: April 2011

Y’er Out!

Posted on April 26, 2011 by Notre Dame Archives

April 24-26, 1912, Notre Dame played Arkansas in a series of three baseball games.  Notre Dame won the series 2-1 “in one of the most remarkable games ever played on Cartier Field” [see South Bend News clipping below].  The series … Continue reading →

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Hallelujah! He Is Risen!

Posted on April 24, 2011 by Notre Dame Archives

CEDW 16/11 (Calendared XI-2-m):  Easter postcard that reads “Holy Easter, time of blessing, May we each rejoice and sing, Giving praises, heartfelt praises, To our risen Easter King.”  This postcard was sent to James (Jimmy) Edwards from Sister M. Cherubim, … Continue reading →

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When It’s Time to Change, You’ve Got to Rearrange

Posted on April 15, 2011 by Notre Dame Archives

The building now known as Crowley Hall originally housed the Institute of Technology, which comprised of the following departments:  Theoretical and Experimental Engineering, Practical Mechanics, and Machine Drawing and Design.  The University Architect’s Building Inventory lists Fr. John Zahm, CSC, … Continue reading →

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Ahoy, Cap’n!

Posted on April 8, 2011 by Notre Dame Archives

Many parents deny their children sugary cereals on a daily basis.  Perhaps for this reason, the wide variety of cereal available in the dining halls has long been popular among the students, who are no longer under their parents’ watchful … Continue reading →

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Badin Bog

Posted on April 1, 2011 by Notre Dame Archives

In early spring, the snow begins to melt and the rains can be heavy, often creating soggy spots on campus.  One known area in front of Badin Hall became known as “Badin Bog.”  Comprising of the area between Badin and … Continue reading →

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