University of New Haven - Chariot Yearbook (West Haven, CT)

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Enhanced by the University setting, students found perfect opportunities to pursue interests outside the classroom. They proved that campus life extended far beyond the area of academics. With traditions like Fall Concert, Air Guitar, and May Day proved as always, to be the hallmarks of student activities and events that were talked about throughout the year. However, most students did not feel that they had to conform to traditional ideas. A lot of students ventured out for other fun and had to see The Dean. Appear- ances by various noteable bands and speakers like the Hooters and Nikki Giovanni gave students the opportunity to partake in good clean fun and entertainment. By the end of the year, it was easy to determine that campus life had played a ma- jor role in the development of each student ' s education; this is a best way to stand out from the crowd. Above: Reinforcing friendships before graduation at get-togethers make for lasting memories. The students of the GrotonCampus enjoy their times near the Groton Campus during a barbecue. Left: During nice October days, stu- dents even get out to practice their mu- sic homework on good campus sites.

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Above: Cheri Hulse a freshman from Ithaca, New York, smiles as she recog- nizes a familiar voice from home after the first week of classes. Right: In an attempt to get a breath of fresh air on nice days students use win- dows as safe havens. Tammy Burdoe had been organizing her dorm room for two hours. i