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    the Fighting Irish is the mascot of one of the greatest colleges in the world-Notre Dame. The year was 1842 when the university of Notre Dame was founded on 1‚250 acres of land in Indiana by Edward Sorin. Edward Sorin was a very religious man‚ so when he established Notre Dame he decided to make a catholic school. And ever since the first days of school to now Notre Dame has taken pride in third catholic beliefs. Notre Dame is a well know college because people can remember them for three reasons. First

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    NOTRE DAME CATHEDRAL Notre dame cathedral means cathedral of our lady of paris in french literature.It is known a very important building in mediavel ages in france.Notre dame’s first version was a splendid church built by Childebert I‚ the king of franks at that time‚and was already the cathedral of paris in 10th century.Also having become the churchs of area of kings of Europe .On the other hand Maurice de sully was the bishop of paris at that time ‚ he wanted to give the developing a cathedral

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    Notre Dame de Paris

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    Abstract Notre-Dame of Paris is one of the most prominent cathedrals in the land of Paris and portrays many diversified Gothic characteristics. This research essay will explore the cathedral in detail while emphasizing on the influence of Gothic architecture on the cathedral. Notre-Dame of Paris bears all the structural features of a Gothic cathedral including the famous rose window. By far‚ the Gothic style has influenced the entire design of Notre-Dame of Pairs. If there were other influences

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    1. What are the overall objectives of University of Notre Dame Endowment? The overall objectives of the endowment were to support the purposes of the University and its mission over the long-term. Practically speaking‚ the objectives were; 1) to maintain and preserve the real value of the endowment; 2) to obtain a predetermined amount of investment earnings each year to provide financial support for individual University programs; 3) remain as a conduit for vital operations support for the University

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    Rudy Movie Analysis

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    David Anspaugh is based on a true story about a boy‚ Rudy Ruettiger‚ was determined to make his father’s dream of playing football for the Irish‚ a reality. His father’s loved Norte Dame‚ and he could only dream of one of his boys playing for the football team. It became Rudy’s dream to one day playing football for Notre Dame. It was his determination and kept him strong through many lifelong challenges. Through many difficult obstacles throughout his life‚ he fought his way into mastering his dream

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    Quasimodo; rejected from birth and an outcast from the society of Paris lives his daily life hidden away in the bell tower of Notre Dame. He serves his master Jean-Claude Frollo‚ who saved Quasimodo as an infant on the very steps of Notre Dame. Jean-Claude Frollo is a cold and callous man who uses Quasimodo for his own benefit. While it can be said that Quasimodo is a monster on the outside‚ it can also be stated that Jean-Claude Frollo is a bigger monster internally. The two are opposing sides to

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    ‘Rudy’ starts in Joliet‚ Illinois where Rudy a born Catholic and from a poor class family who absolutely loved Notre Dame Football. After telling his father that he dreams of playing for Notre Dame‚ Rudy gets teased by his brothers and his family saying he can’t do it. Once he finishes high school at Joliet Catholic‚ Rudy realizes that he doesn’t have the money or the grades to get into Notre Dame‚ and he lacks the athleticism and the size to play football‚ so he goes to work in a local steel mill with

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    I wondered what it would be like to be a townsperson and how the first rehearsal would turn out. The day of the first rehearsal we found out what play we would be acting. We would be showing the Hunchback of Notre Dame by Victor Hugo‚ not the disney version. The Hunchback of Notre Dame is a seemingly dark play. It involved many deaths and torture scenes as well as eerie music which was added to the mix. Mrs. Machaiek gave

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    important and overcome his fears even when he does not like school or does not afford high grades. He grew up in a steel mill town where he ended working there after graduating high school. Rudy had a dream of playing football in a university called Notre Dame which could be one of the most famous colleges either for level of education or for its level of athletic people playing football. Rudy started following his dream after four years since graduating high school‚ when his best friend Pete suddenly

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    Cyrano vs Hunchback

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    The Hunchback of Notre-Dame by Victor Hugo and Cyrano de Bergerac by Edmond Rostand have similar characters. One example of alike characters are Phoebus and Christian. Esmeralda and Roxane‚ are another example. Quasimodo and Cyrano are the final example. Not to mention these two stories have nearly identical plots. They both feature a protagonist whose physical appearance is faulty‚ but have a pure soul‚ and an undying love for a beautiful woman. Also the woman that they love is in love with a physically

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