Bloomsburg University - Obiter Yearbook (Bloomsburg, PA)

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Satisfying Those Dreaded Hunger Pangs It ' s late at night and you ' re starving. What do you do? Pick up your phone and order out. Luigi ' s will deliver anything, from pizza to cheesesteaks to fill your empty stomach. Other popular places to eat are Sal ' s, Berri- gans, and Laubachs. You say it ' s a hoagie you want, then Berri- gans is the place to go for that item. They have the best haogies around, and they ' re frequently sold by organizations on campus. Sal ' s Place is always hopping with business on a Friday or Saturday night. Any after par- ty craving for Italian food can be satisfied at Sal ' s. Laubachs has a variety in selections. They ' re famous for the best cheesesteaks in town. Once you ' ve tried all these places for good food and still aren ' t satisfied, there ' s only one thing left to do, take a trip to the Hotel Magee. If there ' s one thing Bloomsburg is noted for besides the college, it ' s the superb smorgas- bord put out by the Magee. Dining downtown can prove to be very fulfilling. With the variety offered, who could ask for a better selection. 21

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Hamburgers Again? Long lines, dirty silverware, and crowded ta- bles were common when students entered the college dining hall. BSC was faced with a new food service this year and along with it came new ideas: dipping your own ice cream, more variety in the salad bar, and a larger selection of beverages. Although H.W. Wood Food Service, from Al- Icntown, faced difficulties at the start of the fall semester, adjustments were made and students were more satisfied. Special night dinners broke up the monotony of roast beef, fish, and pasta with tomato sauce. The most popular was steak night, including onion rings and baked potatoes with sour cream. Other successful special nights included Halloween dinner, picnic night, Valentine ' s Day dinner, and fast food night. Ticket punching became obsolete once the 20 computerized meal tickets were introduced to the Commons. Though the word error lit up quite often, the system proved to be time- saving and accurate in the long run. Whether the food be good or bad, the Com- mons is the place to satisfy those hunger pangs encountered by all.

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Our Town A second Hometown. Well, maybe not quite, but Bloomsburg has made an indelible mark on every student at BSC. For those from rural areas, Bloomsburg is much like home — perhaps it has a little more to offer. Getting adjusted is not such a big change. Suburbanites and those from cities appreciate the quiet interlude Blooms- burg provides from the frantic and fast-paced life-styles of their home areas. Some common activities around town include window shopping and browsing in the local retail stores, going to church, catching the latest movie, and frequenting one of the local watering holes. For the more active stu- dent, Bloomsburg has roller skating, bowling, and an excellent terrain for any level jogger or biker. Bloomsburg is appealing for both its security and its appearance. Students feel quite safe in town — a change from having to look over one ' s shoulder. The hometown charm and character are there for any student looking for them. Without trying hard, Bloomsburg makes our stay at college an enjoyable one. 22