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1989: If I Were at ND with my Parents

Author: Mary Katherine Carroll

The youngest child is stereotypically blamed for a lot of things: dodging yard work, bending the traditional family curfew and being better looking and more successful than their other siblings.

As a youngest child, I can admit that this is all true. One thing that I think the stereotype ignores,…

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5 Most Underrated Notre Dame Football Players

Author: Chris Dailey

They say when you play Notre Dame, you play its history, too. The ghosts of Gipp, Rockne, Lujack and the countless legends who came before still linger beneath the Golden Dome.

Stories about these brave football soldiers are well-known and widespread. Accounts of George…

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In Retrospect: Decades Apart, Same Iconic Views

Author: Manas Yadav

If there’s one thing that doesn’t go out of style, it’s a good photo. Photography editor Manas Yadav set out to recreate historic shots, capturing how our university has simultaneously evolved and stayed the same. Notre Dame Archives provided scans of the original photos.

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Judgement Calls

Author: Scholastic Staff

↑ NOTRE DAME AUTUMN

Half of my camera roll is aesthetic academia photos of our campus, and the other half is being plagued by screenshots of homework.

↑ 'TIS THE TWILIGHT SEASON

The ND fall vibe makes me wish Taylor Lautner would…

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Why Are We So Obsessed with Aesthetics from the Past?

Author: Ralston, Santiago

There is little new about the aesthetic of today. “Stranger Things” has amassed the love of its many viewers for its distinctive ’80s soundtrack and costume design. 1989 is not only the year Taylor Swift was born; it is the year her synthpop-revival album resides permanently in. We cannot escape these…

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