University of Arkansas Monticello - Boll Weevil Yearbook (Monticello, AR)

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eee: 2. ee: 20 Student Life The Student Center has to be the most lackadaisically accepted student victory ever attained at UAM. The final securing of the whole of the $4.5 million needed to construct the building was the finale of two years of campaigning, trying to LEGEND RCULATION ORO SG FO wo =D an me STUDENT CENTER justify the need for the Center to the legislature, and the waiting. Most administrators were optimistic about procuring the building funds. Since they are derived from surplus state revenues, though, priority and need play a large role in who gets what and when. As fate would have it, state revenues fell short necessitating an ‘adjustment’ which translated into a twelve month wait for UAM. In February, 1980, the funds were released. All parties concerned in the procurement of the Student Center funds deserve a round of applause because that building will play a very large role in the future of this University. Its value as a recruitment tool is inestimable. The value that it holds to a not- too-distant student body is more readily recognized. The Student Center is, more specifically, an HPER (Health, Physical Education and Recreation) facility. In a single split-level building, we will have a gym, handball court, shower and locker facilities, sauna, and weightrooms. The architect’s floorplan drawings were one of the first steps taken in planning the new Student Center.