Miami Dade College North Campus - Falcon Yearbook (Miami, FL)

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The new Government will be housed in the recently completed Student Center. The Center, replete with piped-in music and air conditioning, also houses the Student Activities Office and the staffs of both campus publications in their new, spacious quarters. Prior to the Student Center's completion, these organizations had led a rather nomadic existence, shunted from office to office, until they were recently settled happily and fhopefullyj , permanently, in the 600 building. Not the least of our new building is devoted to our cafeteria, the aptly yclept 'Falcon Blue', which serve the students lunches somewhat warmer, and somewhat costlier than the vending machines near Scott Hall. However, most students come to the Student Center to study, watch TV, or lounge in the student lounge. Then again, that's what it's there for, isn't it? Although only 1289 students voted in the April elections, the college elected a new slate of officers for the coming year. After a spirited, hard-fought campaign, the offices of the Student Government were filled by: Bob Parker, President Mark Slaviu, Secretary IanetWalker,VicePresident Alan Weiner, Treasurer Mike Strange, Honor Court Chief Iustice SENATORS Bobby Reid fChairmanj Larry Gordon Gloria Lorenzo Michael Meiselman Delia Rivero Roger Silver Charles Wright Robert Collins George DePontis Neil Eichelbaum Ellen Kantor Ellen Karasik A ,- Wi ii 'TS-

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