Hillsborough Community College - Satori Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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'QMS Dale Mabry, the first permanent building on campus, is the hub of intellectual activity. Within its three floors students huddle over books, meet classes, work in science labs, lounge in the cafeteria, and take naps in the lobby. The faces are the same - intent and studious. Gordon Keller buildings on Davis Islands bustle with activity. Within its corridors computers hum, allied health science students study in clusters, administrators work, and BOT meetings set school policy. People in this building have a businesslike, hurried attitude, but there is a kind of affection displayed for the kingpin of campus structures. 30

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The Ybor Campus contributes to the stu- dent's aesthetic education. Often students spend extra hours in practice labs trying to master their subject area to the background of Beethoven's ninth, which isn't half so bad if you have to study anyway. At Plant City humanities classes mingle with career classes and in between there's always the patio area to relax in. Students-lazily go about their business at both campuses, having fun while they learn. These are some of the happiest faces on cam- pus. ' The individuality of the myriads of faces at HCC is reflected in the campus itself. The two together comprise the heartbeat of the college.