Indiana University of Pennsylvania - Oak Yearbook / INSTANO Yearbook (Indiana, PA)

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lUP ' s Men ' s Soccer Player Frank Wolk Scores Re- cord-Breaking Goal Making Him lUP ' s All-Time Goal Scorer Gold Team Wins at ECAC Tourney Black Greeks Protest Changes in Hazing Policy Fraternities to Hold Only Closed Parties Both Men ' s and Women ' s Cross Country Teams Pre- pare for NCAA Eastern Regional Meet Committee Approves new Finance Selections November lUP Wrestling Emphasis Debated BSL Protest Finance Committee Selections I Mr. lUP Pageant 1983 IFC Conditionally Accepts Black Fraternity More Than 3,000 Students Ask For CAS Refund Strategos Defends Vote on Board of Governors lUP ' s Army Program Most Active in U.S. December SGA Seeks Counsel for Union Funding Co-op Board Adopts Resolution for Financing Union Expansion Phi Delta Theta Become lUP ' s Newest Fraternity Annual Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony Women ' s Basketball Team Wins Roy Rogers Classic 19

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Life styles Attending class, studying and taking tests are not the only elements in lUP student ' s lives — understanding and ex- periencing the changes in environment and taking part of an active society are also major factors in furthering their education. Whether lUP students live in one of the thirteen on-campus dormitories or in an off-campus dwelling, they ' re all faced with attempting to organize a schedule from going to classes, working and main- taining a fulfilling social life. An example of an lUP student ' s daily schedule could be like the following: 7:40 a.m. the alarm goes off, he jumps in the shower and barely makes it to his eight o ' clock class. 12:00 p.m. goes to Foster Hall for lunch then spends the afternoon in Stapleton Library working on a research paper. 4:00 p.m. decides to take a study break at the Student Union by playing a game of pool, eats dinner at Roy Rogers then re- turns to the library to do his calculus homework. 9:30 p.m. returns home and no more than puts the book bag down and his room- mates say C ' mon, we ' re going uptown to celebrate John ' s 21st birthday. 12:30 a.m. walks in the door and suffer- ing from a bad case of the munchies, so he calls up Wee Willies and orders a large pepperoni pizza. 2:00 a.m. lights are out and another ex- citing day at lUP has ended. On the next few pages the OAK will try to show where the activity is and how the lUP student is given the chance to live the kind of life they want. ' y fiS 21