Amnesty to erect walls outside of dining halls

H u n d re d s f i l l e d th e B a s i l ic a to re m e m b e r Dennis Moore at a Mass o f C hris tian B u ria l Monday. M oore, an associate vice p r e s id e n t o f p u b lic a f fa ir s a t t h e U n iv e rs ity , d i e d Wednesday a t S t. V in c e n t 's H osp ita l in New Y o rk a f te r a y e a r lo n g b a t t le w i th p ro s ta te c a n c e r. He w as 55. In h is h o m ily , F a th e r M ic h a e l B a x te r r e m e m ­ b ered M oore as a son o f God w ho w as d e v o te d to h is fa m ily , h ad an extrem e ly s trong fa ith and always served o thers. B a x te r r e c a l le d h o w Moore entered N otre Dame as a m em ber o f the Class o f 1970 , b u t re tu rn e d to C h icago in 1968 to c a re fo r h is s ic k m o th e r . He spoke a b o u t th e jo u rn e y M oore e m b a rked on w ith his w ife , Doreen, and la te r w ith th e ir th re e c h ild re n E r in , C o lle e n and Brendan. “ l i t ] took them to Ire la n d several tim es, to the U pper Peninsula, to Chicago, lots o f s to ps in b e tw e e n and e ve n tu a lly in 1988 to o u r good fo r tu n e to N o tre Dam e to se rv e in p u b lic re la tio n s ," B axte r said.