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

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m fifci|| m Warn i m he shortest month of the year had to be one longest - ' I - : sponsored the annual Sadie Hawkins dance , which drew more got up on the floor with the Pub hosti CA”. (Below) The partying continued , lar bands like Snax each week . □ ; v ; j | ' | , -

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H A lthough Christmas vaca- tion made it a short month academically , January was the most exciting month of the year for mens basketball By the 4th , the Pirates were riding high on a 9-1 record and Danny Callandrillo was amazing everyone with buzzer shots that beat Florida Southern , Princeton and Providence. Then came disappointing two and one- point losses to Georgetown and Vil- lanova at home , which character- ized the remainder of the schedule. Throughout the rollercoaster sea- son , Danny dazzled everyone with a 27-point scoring average that helped him earn the title of Big East Player of the Year (see page 1 6 1). □ 13

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WrnmmMm ■ : :■ ■ lii m i ontests, parties , festivals and dances were some March highlights. (Above) Nick Hartman captured the hearts of females who attended the first Mr. Seton Hall Contest on the 10th (see page 62). At a Boland Hall Pirates Den party, (right) Jeff Bauer and Jeff Mizurako entertained dorm students on a Saturday night. The International Students Association sponsored an International Festi- val in celebration of all nationalities (see page 215), and the Student Activities Board ended the month on a nautical note by sponsoring a “Night on the High Seas” semi-formal (see page 212). □ ill 1 - m £ fb t m MM m : ? I §! IfM Mmt iml 4 kA f r ' i :;il 1 1 WM all BB« f iheb 15