Marquette University - Hilltop Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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What you do in the Union depends on where you sit. It you're sitting upstairs in the cafeteria, you're probably studying between classes. If you're sitting on a couch in the TV lounge, you're probably wasting time between classes. Sit in the Mug Rack and you could be washing down a Stackwich with a beer, or watching an old movie if it's Wednesday. Sit in the Grill and you could be eating lunch with your frat brother, or going wild at a concert if it's Friday. If you sit near the main entrance, you are probably trying to sell something. If you sit in one of the many Union offices, you may be trying to sell someone. You could sit upstairs in the ballroom to hear a speaker, watch a broom hockey game, or sing at Mass. You could sit downstairs in the Pere Marquette rooms to work Orientation Hotline or attend a banquet. Of course, you don't always sit in the Union. It's hard to shoot pool or play foosball sitting on the floor, and it's usually necessary to stand when you're using the Tyme machine. As for sitting versus standing in the restrooms, well, that's up to you.

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It's the only building on campus where Tab is contraband and cigarettes are legal. Its walls, once a garish red and purple, are now a gaudy red and gold. It has elevators full of graffiti and stairways full of students on breaks. It houses typewriters, an art collection, video viewers, and the university archives. It offers rooms of carrels for the student and rooms of tables for the socializes It has every book but the one you need, magazines which disappear magically, and microfilms which multiply. It's the Memorial Library. 24