Hillsborough Community College - Satori Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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Collegium 2 opens at Dale Mabry Campu The second permanent collegium at the Dale Mabry Campus opened for classes in january. Built to accommodate 2,400 students, the 63,000 square-foot Collegium 2 has 18 general education classrooms, an architec- tural construction technology complex, a hotel-motel management laboratory and a food management laboratory. C-2 also houses facilities for counseling, a learning resource center, a complete multi- science laboratory complex, staff and facultv offices and student government services. Room 118 on the first floor is a special multi-purpose assembly area seating about 150 persons. The Dale Mabry Campus includes Colleg- ium 1 and 2 in addition to the Relocatable Buildings on the vvest side of the campus which are known as Collegium 4 and Col- legium 5 - the Gordon Keller building at Davis Islands. -it dl! ' wr' ' 1 -tiiiifi 49 I , i A ,,,. M f my M' 'if' MM,,.. w af A Wi l , ul - KM gums- ' , , 1 V , vagal' 'gud' Haley? un, . ., :ti mv.. 0 I 5, I f gag- , gt' ,ARIS viii' , wnnmwvll ' , 4 , Q , f f at - , V 5,5 U..,,, uw, : X24 Y Q V 2 , . 4 .-'?Z'.K. ' , ,W ' M, , H ,k . . ', fy 3 Q . My 7 3 X M W . A ,,,' V' f n. 4, ff , L 1 , I . f, H4 ' 4, ffm. . V w r t,, , .g, at , , .ta is 2. , 1 , 1 - , I fr 71 ' 'ef mph, M 45 fm , ,U '. ,tx 1. .Q ' In 13- ,- 4, '- ' , sw-'gf r Yq1',.f,i.-5' 2 ,, f 5fs,: ' 7 , tl Af., ., H in lhv- 75 . V 1? Iii? - ia? E V 2 All vm dlwwl M , 0 fit 3 vt tr It ,A ' ' - r ,.., , , W .f

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LRC, Fine Arts buildings planned for Ybor When the Ybor Campus Collegium l to- gether with the art and music portables open- ed for classes last year, college officials thought there was enough room on campus to house students who wanted to take classes here. However about 3000 students, 700 more than anticipated attended classes at the Ybor Campus. To help alleviate this situation the college is planning to Construct a three story Learn- ing Resource Center and a Fine Arts build- ing starting this vear. The Ybor Campus has also helped establish Ybor City as an art mecca. Art students and faculty members have opened art galleries along 7th Avenue. Trend Publications, which moved into the third floor of the old V.M. Ybor factory across the street, opened its Nos- talgia Mart on Sundays which features artists and their wares. r Q-'lijf-F9215 '25 . ,fs ., .W ,SF 'S ,J ii 5 sammy UaUl ms