University of North Alabama - Diorama Yearbook

“notos by Stacey Arnold SAINT OR SINNER? Dio- Mmn editors i)n a conven- tion trip in October found an intersection in New Orleans that mimics (he corner many college stu- dents face when it comes to night-life activity. LOVIN ' WHAT YOU DO. Art student Jason Fuller spends many evenings at the art building immersed in work on his many pro- jects. NIGHT LIGHTS. Sports Rock Cafe has proven a stronghold through thick and thin in the Shoals area. Thursday night is featured as College Night. to grab a drink and shake your bon-bon. Over the years other clubs have failed to survive, but Sports Rock (oppo- site) is in a new incarnation after a change of management. Fraternity parties mark events both significant and insignificant throughout the semester, especially around special times like Homecoming and Dead Day. Sometimes they are closed parties, requiring that a person be on the list to get in, but usually they are open to anyone wishing to have a good time (also known as Miller Time). Homework can raise its ugly head on any given night. Art students have been known to keep the midnight oil burning long past sunrise. Pulling all-nighters is a common thing among college students. The library even has late hours in order to accommodate students with a procrasti- nation or insomnia problem. MW^^e[he\^ \ ' ou are a drinker or a non-drinker, there is pleat) ' to do in Florence, Alabama. The only tools needed jve a little imagination and some free time. So, as the week- end draws near... where will you be? — Stacey Arnold J II ”