Mercer University - Cauldron Yearbook (Macon, GA)

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HARDMAN LIBRARY A COL PI .E OF CO-EDS wander along the familiar walk from Mary Erin Porter ll.dl lo Hardman Library. The lovely stone building—recently en- larged- -houses more than 100.000 volumes. The library’s special reading room amt museum are storehouses of document rich in Mercer history.

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Forever a part of The Mercer Story Everyday Scenes on the Campus i ADMINISTRATION III II DIM, The Administration Building ami the Co-op are probably I he two campus building» most frequented by Mercer students. In the Ad Building are the offices of President George II- Connell, tlie business manager, I lie registrar, and the deans —besides numerous classrooms. Here all the real business of Mercer life is conducted. On the other hand, campus social life centers in the Co-op. A favorite place for snacks ami conversation during spare moments, the Co-op also contains the Baptist Student Union offices, the guidance center, the extension department, pub- lication offices, a recreation room, and the ever-popular University post office. PENKIF,1.1) HALL OR THE CO-OP

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THE SCIENCE BI IED1NGS THE JOSEPH E. WII.I.ETT SCIENCE BLTLDINC Mercer's two science building» are (lie Joseph E. Wil- lett Science Building (lefl) anti tin Wiggs Science Hall (below). Most students, however, know them sim- ply as the Biology Building and the Chemistry Build- ing. Pre-mod students and nurses from the Macon hos- pital meet for classes in the buildings as well as liberal arts students. TIIF. WIGCS SCIENCE HALE