Baldwin Wallace University - Grindstone Yearbook (Berea, OH)

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I-W's Long Shot :tudents Hot Spot The students at B-W had a need. They needed I alternative to the bars, a place for students to .cialize without the pressures of drinking, lending money, or having the proper I.D. They anted a place that would attract all B-W stu- ants. So, some very dedicated course assistants and ssociate Dean of Students, Barb Fortin, began to it the wheels in motion for the grand opening of I on-campus coffeehouse type place appro- 'iately named Stingers . And only through their countless hours of hard ork and dedication did they transform the grun- a' basement of 63 Beech into a campus night spot rr those who want a cozy place to get together id talk, dance, eat and drink, or maybe even ay pool. Stingers was even built with a small age in order to allow for Dlls or small bands. Stingers was opened on Wednesday and Sat- 'day nights in order to provide another option If students who would rather avoid the line :ene, and for some students it has become a able option. Students are encouraged to take jvantage of this on-campus social opportunity 'ith the added incentive of guest comedians, and egular appearances by local DJ's. It has also be- ame a popular place for clubs and organizations l celebrate special events or have meetings with change of atmosphere. After a very sucessful grand opening, Stingers as tried to maintain its attractiveness to students y offering interesting opportunities for enter- iinment at no extra cost. Thanks to these efforts, seems as if Stingers has developed quite a Jllowing. And although it hasn't become all 1ings for all people, it has become THE place for Jme. TWIST AND SHOUT. Course assisstant, Holly Hanf and Dean of Admissions, Mr. A take advantage of the Stingers Grand Opening to socialize with students and faculty W alumni served as DJ providing music for all those in attendance. PINBALL WIZARD. Is there any money on this game? Chuck Tisdale and Leslie Se playr one of the arcade games that are available to students at Stingers.