West Virginia University - Monticola Yearbook (Morgantown, WV)

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An easy going atmosphere allows Paul Oppold, Nettie Angotti, Candy Clark, and Susan Van Zant to relax at the Chestnut Pub. Pool sharks find refuge at Finnerty ' s, including Jack Kesler who attennpts a cornershot. Specials attract the most partiers on a given night, and College Inn ' s Tuesday special happens to be a Sunnyside favorite. Live entertainment always makes for a good time, as The Dark ' s David Spencer picks away at the Touch, Nightlife 17

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Activity Thrives AFTER HOURS Surviving in college does not necessarily mean getting good grades, having a clean room, and hoping to find letters in your mailbox. The key to existing lies in entertainment — living for the NIGHTLIFE. One way to decide a college ' s potential is to look at the diverse social recreations — ask any college student. When someone asks, How is school?, the student replies, The parties are great; Sunnyside is a lot of fun; dancing at the bars is fantastic. No mention of academics. Morgantown has opportunities for every type of student to enjoy Mid-week blues soon turn into highs at one of the most popular bars in Sunnyside, Dr. John ' s. himself. There are bars for dancing and drinking, parties for socializing, and the private dates that go on. Dancing, an easy way to get to know people, is very popular. Downtown includes Speakeasy, Friday ' s, and Underground Railroad for the dancing crowd. By letting yourself go, dancing is a great way to celebrate a test, a cancelled class, or the middle of the week. For the times when we need to mellow out, just sit back, relax, and have a few drinks. The Chestnut Pub is an excellent laid back bar. Of course. depending on the company, any bar has the potential to be the best. Sunnyside is, without a doubt, the most recognizable place for drinking around the University. A new student may not know where his classes are, but he can find all the bars in Sunnyside. It could be because the bars aren ' t tucked into side streets as they are downtown. To have a good time is the primary purpose of those heading for Sunnyside, and they do. Parties — frat, sorority, floor, street, and private — provide a good time. Any night of the week will find students saying, Hey, come over tonight; I ' m having a party. Music sets the pace for the party, rowdy or relaxed. WVU definitely does not lack in the NIGHTLIFE department. Students can be found doing just about everything from partying or going to a movie at the Lair. If anybody wants to do something, it ' s likely he ' ll find others who share that interest and a place to engage in it in Morgantown. NIGHTLIFE — the only way to stay sane at college!! — Karin Garvin 16 Nightlife

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Public Affairs Director Kathy Weatherholt threads tape through the recorder to play a pre-recorded commercial on the air. Publicity for the new radio station demands an attention getter. The LI-92 Moose made numerous appearances at football games and other U events. As a record finishes playing, Rick Ours, program director for U-92, announces an upcoming basketball game. 18 Radio Station