Old Dominion University - Troubador Yearbook (Norfolk, VA)

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nvi'a - ad? .. Party-goers fan out on Tau Kappa Epsilon's rolling lawn. U Ling Alpha Kappa Psijams crowds in at their Rush par- ty. U. Lingu STUDENT LIFE

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Trick or Treat!!! HallOween night should become a national collegiate holiday. There is no doubt in any stu- dent's mind that it is one of ODU' 5 fav- orites. The campus is alive with pranks, strange and creepy Costumes, and one or two hundred parties. ttstarts the celebration ofAll Saint' s . H H - Day, butmlhe tradition ofODU HaHQw- L een rarer Sees a majority of students buCKing for sainthood. This holiday is Celebrated with a few tricks and ptenty of treats. ' Nearly all of the fraternities and so- rarities each hold parties for the occa- sion complete with pumpkins engraved with the organization 5 Greek letters. w The IsmeII Iofl'jaCk-o-lanternS With v i I Kid power Big Blue takes advantage ofchil'd Igbor . during Halloween festivities. IF; Copeland; WNCINQ? RIPEFKT candles burning as the face flickers, the odor of the empty kegs and spilled beer definitely sets the mood ofa Halloween party. The deafening noise helps a little also. Another Halloween highlight is the soccer game at Foreman Field, during I which a costume contest is held. The Halloween game is one of the most at- tended games of the season because w i most sudents find plenty of parties be- fore and after ' No matter what time it' Is, fun can al- ways be found on Halloween. It may be going to Denny' s in costume or to a party with all of your friends. The party may be a small gathering in Powhatan, or a block party on 48th St with strangers from the Palace, the Zoom the Tomb. Mike Mahoney Av 9 V In IHHI annr Big Blue models the 'icome as a bandit'i look. KF. Copelandi The west takes a rest. David Scalf and his lili doggiesi' recouperate after a long evening. U. Lingi

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In case you haven't noticed, there are some partying fools at ODU. Just walk out your front door, follow the music and look for the crowd. If you know the Greek alphabet, fraternity and sorority parties are the way to go. If you prefer having a keg, there are plenty of birthdays, holidays, graduations and games to send you rushing to Farm Fresh. If you'd like to take a walk on the wild side, there are always parties at houses such as the Zoo. Better yet, maybe you'd like to brave the dorms on a weekend night. Hot impres- sed? Head down to the strip on Hampton Boulevard. You can down oyster shooters at the El- Sofa 'n suds send Kappa Alpha revelers into a semi-stupor. U. Lingy PM ME bow Room, dance your troubles ,7 t away at 4400'Club, 0r lyiSte'ntol e oldies at Friar Tucks. . No matter where you're f coming from, there's a niche to cran in at ODU. StUdents have ' such a good time, in fact, that: some have actualliytbeeh sent: letters of instruction Ont neigh? 'j, 7 bor relations. I'm sure they'lflac- f cept our apologies. Onycetagain, , ,r we were exceeding all the limitsft Angela Gibbs; ; ' V