Seton Hall University - Galleon Yearbook (South Orange, NJ)

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Although watching television may not sound exciting, Ron Rak will certainly testify that there’s always crazy moments in store for the resident. What’s it like to live in the dorms, or perhaps just survive? ( page 18) The world of sky-rocketing gas prices and diminishing parking spaces (top of page) - that’s the frustrating world of the commuter, (page 21) 5 a

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STUDENTS Lots of fresh air, blue sky and green grass surround students (above) as they await the start of another event during “Greek Week.” Quieter moments may be found (right) under a colorful maple with a good friend, (page 28) 4

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EVENTS V From left to right, Joe Trabucco, Mark Dobak and Paul Avallone discuss the fate of Barbara Allen in the p ay. Dark of the Moon, (page 45) Bring on the band! The annual Homecoming Parade arrives on campus, (page 34) Noted lecturers (below) like baseball great Billy Martin and the classic conservative William Buckley Jr. entertained and informed strudents on subjects ranging from unidentified flying objects and political satire (page 52) to how the human race can save itself from destruction, (page 60) ' “You Wanted To Hear The Truth.” — Billy Martin “We Still Have the Right to Select our Own God.” —William F. Buckley Jr. 6