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

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The Event L: v f F ; r I E vents make college life more than a classroom and book experience. (Above) Robert Gordon performed for a sell-out crowd in the Main Lounge of the Student Center on Feb. 13 (see page 34). Some students were lucky enough to spend their Spring Break in Bermuda, a trip sponsored by the Student Activities Board (see page 24). (Right) Students enjoy a boat ride aboard the M.V. Canima, one of Bermuda’s many cruise ships. IIISI m 8

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(Left) The Commuter Council welcomed students back in September with a fall fair complete with balloons and clowns. The Commuter Council, the representative branch of campus government for commut- ing students, also sponsored a slew of oth- er activities for everyone to enjoy (see page 106). (Below) Two students take advan- tage of the unusually warm weather we encountered in the fall. 7 elqoeq srTF

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(Above left) Bob Grover was one of eight males to participate in the 1983 edition of th e r. Seton Hall Contest (see page 30). (Above) Charlie Brock offered his assistance in prepar- ing the Galleon Room for the annual Sadie Hawkins Dance in February (see page 32) while Bill Shreitmueller, John Tesauro and Lynn Culley look on. (Left) David Johansen rocked the Main Lounge in March with tunes from his new album “Live It Up.’’ . 9 Jnev3 9 rlT