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While students were out for the semester break, Coastal Carolina moved into its new building, the Col- lege Center, four months late. The Coastal Carolina College Cen- ter was originally scheduled to open September 1, but bad weather and construction delays held up the opening for a full semester. The campus bookstore opened on Februaryi. fff at The College Center is the hub of student activities and student ser- vices. Campus Union, under the direction of student union coordina- tor Simon Spain, handled the dances, entertainment and various other forms of student activities. Explaining the importance of the Center to college life, Dean of Stu- dent Development, Robert Squatrig- lia, said, The principal mission of Z sf. ... student development is the enhance- ment of growth and development of the whole person. He said goals of the college unit include providing programs and services designed to further intellectual, emotional, social, and physical development of all stu- dents. AI Poston is the Director of the College Center. . , ,,.wn'i'f nf ...,.,.w,v ... .. , ,. I -tan 'V g 023' Q s W 1-MM, ...Q s SS 4---'vu , N .rx Y , ,..... M .. --u W x ,.. ,S 6 .x F, . e A . twat . -,,,.,-v'U '?'f . U 'N ,,......--Q ' 'x 5 '-- J l HN In , K ,----1 Tig, , . l 'S' Ti , Xi T as 'E ve , gigs i -pw :ns , s.
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From togas to three-piece suits, Coastal Carolina decorated the night- life in fashion. With the assistance of a little disco music and kegs of beer lnot necessarily in order of impor- tancel, Coastal students rarely spent their Friday and Saturday nights watching the idiot box. Perhaps it all began as Coastal became infatuated with the Animal House craze and a toga party was held at Lanny Ard's house. Disco! beer-busts were held monthly - usually sponsored by Campus Union. The big events included the Hallow- een Dance twhere everyone dressed to live out their fantasiesl and the Winter Formal fwhere everyone attempted to be respectable l. As most of us know though - what we do Saturday night, we pay for Sunday morning. If 1978-79 was the year of the blow-out, it was also the year of the infamous hangover.
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