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

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During Classes, In the Dorms, And Through Clubs And Organizations, Students Share Good Times With Friends Forming Bonds That Will Last A Lifetime We can also say that we are truly a college that be- lieves in community. The nu- merous clubs and organiza- tions have presented an atmosphere for unity and pride. Campus Ministry has provided assistance for those in need. Student Government continually works to provide programs to make our University stronger. The Setonian keeps us up on current events and issues on cam- pus. Fraternities and Soror- ities have established a safe and energetic greek life here. These are just a few of the organiza- tions that make a difference. Socially, there is no other place like Seton Hall. From the first week in the fall semester to senior week, we participate in the various mixers, pub nights and semi-formals. We are entertained by comedians, recording stars and poets. The bonds we make during our four years have given us the opportunity to be a part of college life. All those trips to the mall or to a favorite eatery, or even to a quiet talk in a hallway, are memories we shall cheeish once we are long gone from our Setonia. We have shown our ever increasing spirit in many ways. Our diverse cultures and talents have shaped us into a unique family. This uniqueness will always be a part of our graduates. From our angle . . . join us for a closer look. Adding a touch of color: Even dur- ing the Winter months, students can appreciate a little natural decor. Keeping stylish: Helen Lawler and Bill Massa reflect the latest trend in eyewear. 6 Opening Utilizing technology: Students found that the Computer Lab was a convience they couldn ' t do without.

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FROM ANGLE Contributing To the Campus Community, Students Shared Their Time And Talents Defending Ms team: Brian takes the ball for the Pirates. Taking a break: Jack finds an out of the way spot to share time with a friend. Students are also asked to share their talents and abilities in the arts and in athletics. Theater-in-the- Round and the University Choir have traditionally ex- emplified the performing arts on campus. Images, the annual art show, cele- brates the visual arts by in- corporating displays of oil and watercolor painting, photography and comput- er graphics. Athletically, the Pirates are recognized as a force not to be dealt with lighty. We have consecutively reigned as champions of the very competi- tive BIG EAST Conference in such sports as soccer and baseball, with a number of ath- letes moving on to careers in the Major Leagues. And our basketball team this year received the national attention it deserves by advancing to the second round of the NCAA Tournament. Senior Mark Bryant made the jump to the NBA as a first-round draft choice. Our intramural and club teams have shown the true meaning of sportsmanship, affording the non-scholarship athlete the opportunity to participate in such varied sports as ice hockey, rugby, lacrosse, softball and basket- ball. Some of the fiercest competition on campus is reserved for the intrafraterity flag- football league where the hitting and enthu- siasm rivals that of any football factory. The opening of the Robert E. Brennan Rec Center provides facilities for swimming, rac- quetball, aerobics, tennis and Nautilus training. Opening 5

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