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PROPOSED RELIGIOUS LIFE CENTER To be located with the inner circle of the campus drive, the new Chapel and Religious Life Center will be constructed south of Kenyon Hall. The chapel itself Will be large enough to seat 350 per- sons. The educational wing, which will include two seminar rooms adequate for 30 persons each, will also be on the mainfloor. The lower level will consist of an auditorium that can seat 250, and a small kitchenette. Construction is scheduled to begin in the spring or summer months. 'Fh- KIZIIZID -I . '-- , -.,. ' 1 ' - 'vt 'M-VIL'-x--MW-12 QT M 0 TEE :. :i .- .. . . . ' I ' - , - ,, - V V ' -11: -sw WQI f,.WW21 f'9w w' - V -- :E uh : 1 - 5 f :QQ , . , ,ig , 'egfisiarr , -maw m MW mwxgf ' ' ' , ,E mwhw ...M ww My .rt A 'va im 1 mt E G fl ka , Mm- I M ' - M ,fzrasxa-awww Mt l---, WM.,M.s..,,,.,.l VM, . ., ai, -New .C a ...I. ,
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DEVCJRE CAMPUS CENTER COMPLETE The first building to be opened in the campus building program was the Devore Campus Center. It was officially available in January, 1966 to provide cafeteria facilities. lt now provides a seminar room, the Fireside Loungegthe ballroom, Pete's Parlor, the campus bookstore, the Presi- dent's Dining Room and a lounge area. It is in this building that students congregate for a cup of coffee before class, a quick game of pool after dinner, or a few hours of uninterrupted study in the lounge.
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Upon arriving on campus, the first project to be undertaken is the obtaining of class cards for the various courses in which a student wishes to be enrolled, The departments were each re- presented at tables in the ballroom of the Student Center, making registration efficient and con- venient for all. a f' Wo Zss it at , by V i, V 'tu I After carefully planning a semester schedule, students obtained class cards for each course they want to take, ,Mt r x, A X, af3gy Q 1 at . t si i W. ff' J x Enrollment involves waiting in line to pick up class schedules and cafeteria and identification cards. REGISTRATION CCDMPLETED y t igi.. me H 3' -' gg fl' ' F is 5 V v Payment of fees in the Business Office is an essential before A visit to the bookstore, and students are ready for the routine of attending any classes. daily classes.
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