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Student Center Opens By Lisa Harr a ton HEWS EDITOR A five-month reconstruction effort to provide the college community (campusand commuting students) with an informal, long-awaited gathering place came to a climax recently with the grand opening of the newly renovated student center in I haver Hall. The first floor of the center includes conference rooms, office space, a lounging facility and study space. I he recrea- tional area on the ground level of College Union building consists of a snack bar, lounge and game arca. I he student center provides an atmosphere that is conducive to personal, social and academic development. The ribbon cutting, by president Elias Blake Jr., members of the staff and the president of the Student Government Association , officially opened the College Union. Rev Paul Easley . the campus minister, delivered the invocation in which he asked the Clark College family to “dedicate ourselves to take our proper place and use it to the service and glory of all who may come after us and all who arc here.” Dr. Mary Ware, associate dean of Student Affairs, welcomed the Clark commun- ity to the beautiful and practical facility for enjoy- ment. The dean of Faculty and Instruction. Dr. Melvin Webb, assured students that the building is nothing more than bricks, steel, paint, and plaster and as such if we don't make it something, it represents nothing. After a toast to new begin- nings. SGA President Whitney- Young guaranteed the center would Still be in good condition in six months. He commented. “Let's lake care of what is ours. Let's put time in it and let's not destroy it. 14
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