University of Richmond - Web Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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This was the best as- pect of col- lege life, the part w h e r e friends were made, and good times were had by all. Here, student life depicts every facet that we discovered while we were here and shows just how diverse we could he if anybod took the time to not From special eve campus to e common sig somethin ber. Of ics ww he

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Crowded house . . . Thc menu at thc Pier broughl on un onslaught of students eagerly awaiting the food being offered. A1 6:30 pm. ihcre was ulwaye u guarantee that lhc line will be stretching out the door, Fast food for fast times . . . The Pier provided a quick alternative to the Dining Hall for those w o have to eat on the run. The new lights. red und blue banners, un plant lined walls gave the Pier u new nimosphere, Bruce Ackerman 3 W. Adums , :Xdums Xdume rw Rock around the clock . . . The Pier was always available so that organizations could hold events, Lisa Woodcock and Randall Jen- kins danced to the tunes of Zulu Tango in one of Delta Gamma's Anchor Splash events. Light up my life Cosmetic changes to the old familiar Dry Dock have transformed it into a new and exciting Pier, One of these additions is ihe neon sign that grabs you upon entry, i in eeeee.eeorrie fi or AEM WN . ' ,Txi if -f--r' W,..' , an P 1, ,,i. A ' -M e ,,r, r 5 rr-, 1 . 1 ww ree e . e e e r , he rrrr . l ree e ' f ,. r iiiiii il Q iiiil: L iiiiiii L L .N