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A display for Homecoming then j Christmas party now the science clubs still organize activities. Then . Now 9 '
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CHANGES: THEN NOW Just imagine the bookstore and post office in the base- ment of the Ad. Building. An old army barracks, known as the Oaks, located on College Avenue, housed a place for recreation and a place to get snacks. The Ad. Building, the Oaks, and the basement of Oakwood were popular places to meet with friends and socialize. When the Union was built in 1964-65, the center of activity changed to the Union. Along with social changes, students and faculty staff have adjusted to fluctuations in the economy. As the econ- omy continues to change, so do the methods to reach out to prospective students. For the past three years, the ad- missions office has been us- ing radio air time to market the college. Approved in the current year, billboards were displayed along major high- ways — another marketing method. As a result of the economy and declining enrollment, the decision was made to close Calvin Ulrey. To accommo- date the displaced students from a coed CU, East Hall converted from an all wom- en ' s hall to a coed one this year. Students, then as well as now, have learned to adapt to the changes. With the completion of the Union, the cafe- As a hair accessory or a swcatband, head- teria was moved from Oakwood ' s basement, band popularity has returned. From housing the science labs and green- house, Goshorn is now being renovated into an expanded computer center. Moved from the Communications Building to Funderburg, the library remains a popu- lar place where students study. 8 Then Now
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Freshman Orientation . . . Softball in the rain at Camp Mack . . . dances . . . Mon- day morning Convos Parents ' Weekend . . . UPC movies . . . Ike Serenade . . . Open House . . . Homecom- ing . . . Haunted Forest . . . Friends ' Weekend . . . Blood- mobile . . . snowball fights . . . Oaks Cellar Specials . . . Winterfest . . . Break- away . . . Leg Auction . . . Brother Sister Weekend . . . May Day . . . Baccalaureate and Graduation . . . The year ' s activities provide the passing months with RE- FLECTIONS OF CHANGE. lO Student Life Division
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