Plymouth State University - Conning Tower Yearbook (Plymouth, NH)

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Other Than Class Outside of the classroom, students find a variety of ways to spend their time. While some choose to study in their rooms, where things seldom get done, others prefer the solitude of the library. However, many students simply like to be with their friends and relax. 23

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a iyiiUX ill7 UiaLLllLLL Tailgating at PSC has become synonomous with football. In fact, Saturday morning tailgates are almost as important as the game itself. Why? Because tailgating is a part of college tradition. One look around a typical tailgate shows almost the entire student body gathering in groups by open trunks fully equipped with kegs. The air is usually cold, but no one seems to mind or notice. Woolen mittens warm numb fingers, while an endless supply of beer chase away the rest of the chills. During the game, devoted fans root endlessly at every winning play, while in the parking lot the hearty spirits of loyal tailgaters rise at every distant cheer. Generations of Greeks, fans, athletes and alumni spend their time exchanging stories of hell raising and fun. At times the stories are the same. Some things never change because some things shouldn't change. They simply become a part of tradition. —Anno lacasse— 25