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

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Taking a sip: The Pub acted as a place to lounge out in and take it easy on Thursday nights. Students over 21 looked forward to Pub nights to es- cape the academic atmosphere. The Pub 21

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. . . Gave Students the Opportunity To Unwind at the Pub It all began with a “birth- day celebration for all those who turned 21 over the summer. Since that first Thursday in September when Twain ' s Pub officially opened its doors, a new so- cial atmosphere emerged on campus. Students found one great way to socialize out of the classroom. Each week, a D.J. spun the latest hits of the week and the floor became crowded within seconds. Both the commuters and residents of Seton Hall Uni- versity were able to enjoy themselves. The Pub provided a place to socialize with old friends and make new ones. Guests at the Pub relaxed, chatted, danced and socialized into the early hours of the next morning. The Pub closed the fall semester by throwing an early New Year ' s Eve party for its regular guests. To say that everyone had a good time would be an under- statement. No doubt there are more great times ahead! By Susan Tigeleiro Entertaining the guests: Mike Mc- Carthy and friend were only one of the many entertainment acts that performed on Thursdays nights in the Pub. Socializing with friends: Angelo Stio and Christine Elvis saw the Pub as a place to enjoy company of friends on a social basis. 20 The Pub

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Serenaded Night Owls Social life at night on our campus would never be the same after the inception of the Nocturne Lounge in the Main Lounge of the Student Center. Sean Rogers, party chairman helped to make the events of the lounge successful. Various themes were in- corporated to add variety to each gathering. The festi- val of lights displayed a light show that amazed all of the guests. A video dance, which exhibited the latest videos on a large screen television proved to be very successful. Another activity included a night full of foe and live music from the U dia Cult. The SAB (Students Actt ties Board) was well org nized and publicized eat event thoroughly with flye Due to the dedication Sean Rogers and the whe SAB staff the affairs at tl Nocturne Lounge were ft filled for all those w attended. By Jane Koi Enjoying the night life: Andrew, Kristie and Tracy will always remem- ber the great times they had at the Nocturne Lounge. The lounge was open to all students. Fun with friends: Thursday nights at the lounge provided another place for students to meet with old friends and make new ones. A 22 Nocturne Lounge