Fairleigh Dickinson University Madison - Columns Yearbook (Madison, NJ)

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Is this The way you do if? I've never played pocket billiards before. WON'T ? Q V 33332

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BAR LIFE FACU LTY An imporTanT aspecT of campus social life is The Time spenT away from The books, relaxing aT The local pub. Thus, when classes are over and no major assignmenTs are due, The sTudenTs of our campus Tend To drifT Towards The nearby Waverly Tavern. The picTures gracing These pages were planned To be boTh Typical and candid, buT our ediTor, Humble Harry, underesTimaTed The power of word-of-mouTh publiciTy. Telling a chosen few regulars To be There, The word spread as never before in campus hisTory. A record crowd was on hand To greeT The phoTographer and yearbook ediTor, who were rewarded by The managemenT wiTh graTis drinks. Therefore, our sTory of The Typical Waverly day will have To be a verbal one. IT would feaTure Jef-T, Don, Paul, Kel, Tony, Sharon, Bob, Jim, Joe, Joyce, Sandy, Bobbi, Ron, Ben, Bill and Ivan. The day would sTarT wiTh a sour hour, sTarring The girls from The Honor Dorm, and end wiTh a group of fellows singing I Should Have Known BeTTer. ln beTween would be a IoT of conversaTion and, of course, a liTTle drinking. THURSDAY NIGHT IS ALUMNI NIGHT. 150 YOUR STUDENT GOVERNMENT IN ACTION

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It is necessary to blow off steam. AT the Wave, The nightly orgies are always relaxing. Fuzzy, too. . and Some of the regulars . . 152