Ohio Northern University - Northern Yearbook (Ada, OH)

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aurora eocki AMPGS IMPROVEMENTS Change is part of everyone’s life — even a conviently available to students at anytime, IBM universities. And when the change is for the better computers were added to the residence halls it improves the students’ life on campus. This along with chairs, tables and printers, year there were some very noticable improve Stambaugh Hall residents experienced other ments in many different aspects cf campus. changes besides the computers. The staff and After Christmas, every student got to take ad- residents took it upon themselves to improve their vantage of the new, brighter bookstore. There was hall by raising money for exercise equipment in- new carpet, paint, counters and decor added to eluding mats, stationary bike, and rowing ma- make the shopping environment a lot more pleas- chine. The university also used the hall to test a ant. new security system which uses student ID’s for Stealing, or as some said “just borrowing”, entry to the hall after hours. This did away with books from the library became next to impossible the combination locks and made for safer living with the addition cf a new security system. The quarters. security system detects magnatized books and The university keeps trying to improve itself to then sounds an alarm. The books are only desensi- make the campus a nice and safe place to live and tized when they have been properly checked out. learn. The university also took notice of the students growing need for computers. To make computers Upper Right: The library’s new security system got rid of the turnstiles in the entrance way. The remodeling done to the bookstore made the store seem less crowded and definitely more attractive. Using Stambaugh Hall ' s new security system Is Angie Fennell.

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Holly Elppert uses the new computers in one of the Stambaugh Hall study lounges. Residents of Stambaugh Hall, including Lisa Eier and Tonya Stockdale work out on the new exer¬ cise equipment that they obtained through fund raisers. 16 Before a remodeling of the bookstore, people shopped in an atmosphere that had poor lighting and a look that seemed crowded.

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The whole family pitches in to help Marvin Ho¬ man move into Maglott Hall. Trying to decide which bag to unpack next is just o ne of the things that freshman Renee Jankiewicz is thinking about as she moves in. The welcoming crew for the new Maglott Hall residents includes Janelle Eddey, Kristen Burnett, Jim Mallamaci, Becky Kirby, and Janice Sterling. Matt Bernhard knows just how much furniture the small hall rooms can hold. W Z ' • PwjBw