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7 The most expensive project is the auditorium, with a construction cost of 31,528,646 and equipment cost of 3B158,100. Other building costs are the student center addition, 35594,- 615g the theater, 3507,0'l1g the swimming pool, S133,084g five parking lot projects, S167,520g utilities system extension, 8103,- 176g and the health center, S410,808. The buildings as well as the swimming pool are scheduled for completion by September. The parking facilities were finished and put into use during the 1964-65 school year. The proposed health center will contain 30 lufrls. The health center is located at Second and West Streets, behind Daz is Dorm
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The E. H. Hvre-foul Sludenl Center, Constructed in 1952, is expanding for the fourth lime. Inc-lmlcd in the Sub addition are a book store, a supply store, a ballroom, and a snack bar. rg L l Wi6+1g,izff?,i'+ez4:a1.
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Campus life became increasingly important this year because of a greater number of students partiripating in aetiiities. Although the problem of too many commuters still existed, the number of dorm residents inrreased. as did the number of students living in the mushrooming colony of nearby apartments. Homeeoming and Old South, highlights of the fall and spring semesters, respectively, included more artit ities than ez er before. Also, concerts of such diverse types as the Vienna Choir Boys, the Lettermen, and Lionel Hampton and his orchestra, and free showings of movies such as Two Women, Winter Lights, Atlzrise and Consent, and To Kill a Mockingbird sparked the in- terest and attendance of infreasing numbers of students. .Yew eientseefestiial Italiano and Peace Corps Week-drew considerable interest during the .spring semester. Festiral Italiano featured a semi-formal dinner-dance and showings of La Dolce Vita, which dren overlllou' rrourls. Peace Corps Week featured daily talks or panel discussions by four Peace Corpsrnen. recently returned from assignments in India, Liberia, Honduras, and Co- lombth. The full calendar oi rn flirt, arlrled measurably to Arlington Stttte's school spirit. I4 The Men's Hall A Homecoming float
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