Marshall University - Chief Justice Yearbook (Huntington, WV)

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Classes add to the experienc After recuperating from the night before, whether it be from an over- active night life or an aII-m'ght study session, the problem of the hour is making it to class on time. Even those with the best intentions of prompt arrival are affected by the deterrents which often occur while en route to class. One activity which always seems to work is Pike's Peak. With different types of games going on all through the day, no matter what time you hap- pen by, there's something that de- mands your attention. It might be a freshman roommate which you haven't seen in three se- mesters that puts a stumbling block in your path, and the outcome is late again. Walking by an obstacle daily, makes it harder to avoid. People walk- ing from the dorms pass the tennis courts daily and who can pass up a friendly tennis match. The ODK circle is usually a center --- 'Fx - of attention around mitV 1' some students bring out th e gui i and banjos and practice Km to u Few people can pass this without tening for a few minutes. ' There is always something imp: ing in the student center that will lay your trek across campus. It c be a speaker or some type of acrob act that you can't pass. After all, didn't deserve your attention, wouldn't be there, would it? 30 Campus Life m3

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Night life experience As the saying goes in television commercial land, Week- ends are made for Michelob. This could be very true for Marshall studen ts who frequent the many local bars. Most bars have special nights where the beer or liquor is cheap. The 1896 Club has 25.: a beer night on Tuesdays, as does Verbs 10th Inning. Bobbies University Lounge has Happy Hour from 4-7, 7 days a week. This is only to name a few. Bars with unique atmospheres, such as Heritage Station attract many students. The Station , is decorated with old train seats, barber chairs and other an tiques. You're cooled off with a ceiling fan and a Kerr jar of beer. If dancing is what you're out for, some nice dance spots include Disco Mad Hatter, Disco Inferno, and 1896 Club. The only place you can have beer on campus, besides dorm rooms, is the Sundown Coffee House, where beer cannot be taken from the premises. Students who do not have cars or don't like to venture into the darkness, usually stay close to campus and play pool, ping pong, bowl or one of the other activities going on at the Student Center. During daytime hours on the weekends, a trip to the south side of town to Ritter Park is ideal. There is several large areas in which to play softball, frisbee or what ever. Beer is not allowed in the park. Sororitie's and fraternities frequent the park for get togethers. Actually, it's a nice bike ride w from campus to the park. 30b Weir, Lynn Clark, and Denise Mike Johnson prepares for the last Maceyko enjoy the night out. shot in a game of pool. rt ,. :7- -mi Alan Hinkle and Cindy Kashmere pose for a quick picture while at the Hole. A Night Life Experience 29 TKW

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Spring is on the way. As the snow melts and warmer temperatures arrive, students begin to shed their coats and put on apparel with shorter sleeves and thinner material. And then there are those who force the weather a little. Confusion. Students listen attentively to a speaker on the plaza while workmen repair damage done to the plaza from the cold during the winter. W A Campus Life 31 m