Surprise ! ! No make - up classes !

Notre Dame and St. Mary's stu~dents will not have to make up class days missed as a result of the blizzard which began last Wednesday night and crippled much of the midwest. The announcement came yesterday as a joint decision from Fr. Ferdinand Brown, acting provost at Notre Dame, and Dr. James Duggan, St. Mary's president. Notre Dame announced yesterday that classes will resumf' today. St. Mary's announced their reopening last night. Shuttle buses will operate today to allow St. Mary's students to attend their classes at Notre Dame. The three-day closing marks the longest period in the history of the two schools that classes have been cancelled because of snow. Last January's one-day closing was the first since 1918, when classes were also cancelled for one day. Thursday's cancellation came almost exactly one year after the previous closing. On Jan. 28 last year low temperatures and high winds combined to produce a wind chill factor of -70degrees F. Although a relatively small amount of snow fell, the schools were forced to close. Sr.Bernadette Marie Downey, St.