Clarion University of Pennsylvania - Sequelle Yearbook (Clarion, PA)

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Forest Manor And Step On It! here is a new crowd forming in the Wood Street entrance of Carlson Library. As one, the crowd ' s gaze rests on some point in the distance. Soon it becomes appar- ent that the object they are awaiting has arrived. And there it stands! The savior to those residents of Forest Manor and College Park who are too weary to make the trek to their classes and dwellings— the University Shuttle Bus!! The University Shuttle Bus began its runs in the spring of 1985. Its obvious success has assured the continuation of the service for many years to come. The service is free to dorm students and, for $10 per semester, those stu- dents who live off campus can also hitch a ride. The University has the con- tract with County Trails, who provides the bus and driver. -Gino Benza 10 Mlch«le Gulswite MIchele Gulswite Forest Manor and step on it! The latest transportation system on Clarion Uni- versity ' s campus is thie campus shuttle bus. These two girls seem happy as they get off the bus. for it saved them a vi alk from Forest Manor to Founders Hall. Once around The Park, James!

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Contents DESTINATIONS 10-i1 TRENDS 12-13 RIEMER 14-15 TRADITIONS 16-17 LIFESTYLES 18-19 TOWN 20-21 NIGHTLIFE 22-23 RESTAURANTS 24-27 HOMECOMING 28-29 HOLIDAYS 30-31 NATURE 32-33 WEATHER 34-35 INTRAMURALS 36-37 STUDENTS 38-39 szwDsj z me student Life

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On The Road Again A favorite destination of many CUP students on weekends is arch rival Slippery Rock University Here ' s a road map showing plenty of choices for road trips Vickie Clements Some innovative C UP students set off for a weekend of fun with their favorite beverage! Don ' t forget this for the trunk i Cheryl Emmert Stopping for money is a necessity be- fore hitting 1-80. as Tim Fahey knows. id you ever sit with a group of friends and wish that you all could be somewhere else? m Traveling to another college may be just the answer that you ' re looking for. It ' s called ROADTRIPPINGI If you ' re like most students, a road trip means a lot of new friends and adventures. Here are a few sugges- tions of where to go and what to do upon reaching your destination. WHEN TO PLAN: Don ' t plan anything; spontaneity is the key. The best time to go is when you and a group of friends are at The Roost or sitting in a dorm lounge watching Wheel of Fortune. WHAT TO TAKE; As much money as possible, pliers for road signs, a couple of quarters for phone calls, and a case or two of beer to drink once you reach your destination. WHAT NOT TO TAKE: Books to study, your roommate who has a test on Monday, a greek or university shirt which can identify you. WHAT TO DRIVE: Your roommate ' s beat-up Chevy Impala with a full tank of gas. WHAT NOT TO DRIVE: Your father ' s Cadillac that you borrowed for the formal. WHERE TO GO: Anywhere a full tank of gas will take you. WHERE NOT TO GO: Anywhere that someone might know you or your parents. WHERE TO STAY: On the floor with five other people or in your roommate ' s car. WHERE NOT TO STAY: In the all-girls ' or all-guys dorm or on the front lawn of the president ' s home. WHEN YOU REACH YOUR DESTINATION: Eat, drink, party, and be foolish college students. After you ' ve completed your mission and you ' re back in Clarion, make sure you and your friends get together for a picture with the road sign of your latest destination I -Barbara Pelkingfon