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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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05/18/1992: #10 @NDMensTennis upsets #1 USC, becoming lowest-ranked team in NCAA tournament history to advance to championship finals
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Monthly Archives: July 2011
Notre Dame Summer School
Notre Dame established a summer school program in 1918 “to help Religious teachers to make their work more interesting and more effective” [UPWC 41/44]. On a deeper level, the summer school program had a few other important side effects. The … Continue reading
Notre Dame Mascots
In the 19th and early 20th centuries, the idea of mascots and team names at Notre Dame was very fluid. Team names often changed from year to year, team to team, game to game. Sports writers used a number of … Continue reading
Notre Dame Post Offices
The initial success of the University of Notre Dame as an internationally renowned institution is due to the passion and dedication of her founder, the Rev. Edward Sorin, CSC. Located in the rural wilderness of Indiana, Notre Dame had many … Continue reading
Happy Fourth of July!
GNDS 2/11: Main Building decorated with American flags for the visit of the Governor of Michigan, 1915. In the foreground are SATC students in military uniforms. [It is difficult to be certain, but this may have actually been the visit … Continue reading