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Michael Caterina

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Photographer in northern Indiana. Current: @NotreDame. Past: @IUSouthBend, @SBTribune. Lansing, Michigan native. IG: @MLCaterina
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Photo of the Week: Meet and Bleat

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By Michael Caterina
| Notre Dame Magazine Verified
Students feed animals at the petting zoo during the Institute for Social Concerns’ 2026 Welcome Back Bash. Photo of the Week highlights images from campus and from the Notre Dame family around the world. Have a snapshot you think we should see? Email mmcdani2@nd.edu to be considered for publication.
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What is the fine for passing a school bus in AL? It could end in felony

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By Michael Caterina
| Bradenton Herald Verified
Alabama students are back in school, which means school buses are back on the road and drivers need to know when they're required to stop. With new school-year routines underway, drivers should pay extra attention around school zones, bus stops and crosswalks. Passing a stopped school bus can lead to hundreds of dollars in fines, community service and even a driver's license suspension. Here's what Alabama drivers need to know. Do I have to stop for a school bus in Alabama?
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Photo of the Week: Going Green

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By Michael Caterina
| Notre Dame Magazine Verified
Crews install a green roof atop Pasquerilla West Hall. Beginning with the Morris Inn in 2009, the University has added more than 200,000 square feet of green roof space on campus buildings, bringing environmental benefits including limiting stormwater runoff and reducing energy use for heating and cooling. Photo of the Week highlights images from campus and from the Notre Dame family around the world. Have a snapshot you think we should see? Email mmcdani2@nd.edu to be considered for publication.
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