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Lebanon Valley College takes a giant step forward with the long awaited College Cen- ter which has become an integral and func- tional part of the campus. It is more than a building; it is an organization and program sensitive to the needs of each person. It is a unifying force which allows the commuters, residents, and faculty a place for informal associations outside the classroom. Included in the College Center are a reception hall and lobby, a main lounge, two dining halls plus the President ' s dining hall, a conference room and a theater on the main floor. Below are the music listening lounge, the snack shop, the TV lounge, the college store, the game room, offices, and activities rooms. The director of the College Center is Mr. Walter Smith. He, along with the College Center Advisory Committee, establishes the policy for the Center in an attempt to make it the hub of campus life. ' 1 -■ £- ' ' • ' 9 : ij ' lirpj!;.,: ,-l ' I -■■■
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To the Editor: Our feelings toward the Student Center are principally negative. However, there are some positive points, such as there is finally a building, which has basically a decent ap- pearance except for the O. K. Corral. But the O. K. Corral is fitting as Wyatt Earp marshalls the activity within. Also a positive point is the game room with beautiful pay tables which would have been free to use except for the fact that a corral had to be erected to keep Wyatt ' s horses in and the In- dians, and wild animals, traditionally a problem, out. So much for the positive aspects. Now, we can critically examine Wyatt ' s headquarters. First of all, who put Earp in charge of the communications system which boom out Earp ' s stern pronouncements but require a hearing aid to lis- ten to the music while eating the meal? Also why are there 8 entrances to the building but the only one that can be used is the one that Wyatt Earp Smith sanctions? Also the music that Alumnus Earp plays in the Student Center would ap- peal probably most of all to the class of ' 58. Well enough ink wasted, for all will probably be a futile effort and won ' t go much beyond the room we now so gratefully occupy. Anoth- er L.V.C. step forward and two backward. Gerry Neal Dominick Duso
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