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

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The Final Step Coming To The End Of The Road Drawing: Art is part of a wide selection of majors at the University. The curricu- lum ranges from areas in health care to business. Speaking: Friends found a moment to share quality time with each other. With a map which included landmarks and an established di- rection, we eyed the path with still some apprehension— a fear of tripping, too great to be ignored. Yet, the fear was allayed as com- panions were found everywhere. Community became a concept which was put into practice. So- cial life was the balance between all other factors of academia. Friends were made and their im- portance sharply felt. The journey was not complete without hugs, tears, smiles and laughs. With ev- ery successive hello the pace be- came more bearable, the travel more scenic. Now the realization has hit. We have traveled ahead with Haz- ard Zet Forward in mind. It would be contrary to progress if we took a step back and walked in the di- rection we have just come. How- ever, we may glance back and review the process and go over our travelogue through memo- ries. These memories should re- mind us that we will never stop traveling, and have progressed. We are not where we started. We are now a step ahead. -Carla A. Salewski Smelling the flowers: Helen Lawler takes a moment to appreciate nature. Opening 7

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Finding Direction Playing: A big part of student life was participating in recreational sports. Here a few friends challenge each oth- er on the Beach Volleyball Court. Enjoying a quiet spot: This student takes a few minutes out of her daily grind to enjoy a different side of cam- pus life. Being Interviewed: Perhaps the most prominent moment of life at the University, was the attention we were getting from the media. Here a student is interviewed before he leaves for Seattle. With The Help Of Friends The step ahead at college was not a solo walk for most students. Each was greatly affected by the idea of student life. In fact, their University existence revolved around this concept. No one ever said that acade- mia was easy, but students found that through the spirit of friends and fun, it could be made easier. With this in mind non-academic enjoyment became an element of survival. When books were put away, many events and places — both University and community ori- ented — pulled students together. -Carla Salewski im Student Life 9