Lane Community College - Titan Yearbook (Eugene, OR)

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Looking Toward The Future Facing The Challenge of The Future W s is .QQ fees?-. '51.'..f 1, Ready to Meet The Challenges of Tomorrow The starry-eyed look found in the eyes of students on LCC's more than 40 campuses could be attributed to the anticipation of entering a new campus. The common expression accompanying the gaze, wait until we are on the new cam- pus and then we will be better organized came from both students and administra- ors. For students it posed the solution to prob- lems faced in the process of gaininganedu- ' cation. For administrators, the new unified campus will solve communication gaps in- herent in a multi-campus school. For all associated with the College the unification of the physical plant symbolizes the advent of a more solidified student body and the strengthening of school spirit and pride for both students and faculty. The attitude of many students of why am I the one who has to be ata converted grade school will soon be a thing of the past. In-A .stead of dashing from campus to campus, the school will be consolidated,' but the problems of students and staff may lmger in various shapes and forms for eternity.

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