Gettysburg College - Spectrum Yearbook (Gettysburg, PA)

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The word for the year was change, and each change was accompanied by its respective Task Force. Greek life issues, campus social life and the Honor Code were the focus of much scrutiny. Changes in the Alcohol Policy resulted in a different atmosphere at parties and Wl'he Diveh, was created to provide a unique social alternative with charming bub- bles. Other changes this year include the addi- tion of a Woments Center, a center for Inter- cultural Advancement, and the Fine Arts House. Many of these changes spawned a plethera of reactionary t-shirts concerning Ken Mott, ttbalanceh and hthe top eleven lies of G-burgf, Real estate purchases included the Gettysburg Hotel, the Majestic Theater and the old train depot that formerly housed Tommyts Pizza.

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' WORKIN G AN D STUDYIN G Although students would probably rather spend their free time social- izing. eeonomie 11nd zieudemic necessity requires that they spend at least some of it working and studying. Students can be found working in various places, from the Bullet Hole and The Dive to Penn Hall and the Admissions Building. Most positions pay only minimum wage, if that. but students gain much more thzm money e they gain experience, good - times und new friendships. I Studying is ulso it must in the life of a college student. Though the library is the most popular place. students have found numerous other places. such as the Seminary library. Sehmueker Hull. residence hall lounges and the battlefields.