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The Malcolm A. Low Library is conveniently located in the center of San Diego State University campus. The library wxis constructed in 1971. named after Malcolm A. Love, under whose presidency from 1952-1971 San Diego State University's enrollment increased phenomenally. The Library was established to further the educational process by providing a total of 727.730 books and periodicals for use by students. Resources include microfiche and micropaque cards, microfilm reels, college catalogs, scientific reports, and phonograph records. The Library provides all United Motions and Organizations of American Slates publications in addition to other national and international publications. Malcolm A. Love Library staff tours each semester to assist students In the use of the many facilities of- fered by the library. With present enrollment at San Diego State University, reaching 333)00. the library is now utilized more frequently than ever before. A LOVE UBEAftV j fe 24 Losing seasons in sports are often made more palatable by saying. 'At least we have no place to go but up ' Coach David Smokey Gaines' men's basketball squad supported that cliche this year, rebounding from last place and a 6-21 overall record in 1980 to finish the 1980-81 season with a 15-12 mark, good for fifth place in the Western A thletic Conference. Recruiting was the reason for the reversal of form in 1981 Gaines brought in new players from all across the country in his second year as head coach. Two of the new players. Zack Jones and Michael Cage, started every game of the season. Jones, a junior guard from Washington. D.C.. led the team in scoring, averaging 17.1 points per game Cage, a freshman from West Memphis. Arkansas, was among the nation's leaders in rebounding, pulling down an average of 13.1 per game Both Jones and Cage have received honorable mentions on the All- WAC Team Returning starters Tony Gwynn. Eddie Morris, and Eddy Gordon combined with Jones and Cage gave the Aztecs a solid foundation in 1981. Gwynn. a senior, finished his fine four-year career here by being selected to the All-WAC second team for the second year in a row. Gwynn will hand over the point guard responsibilities to Keith Smith, a transfer student from University of Michigan. Graduating seniors on this year's team were Gwynn. forward Marcus Hamilton, center Drew- Head. and guards Joe Mendoza and Mark Smith Hepner Hall — Handy Tower Walter R. Hepner Hall is a beautiful. Spanish style building complex near the center of campus Bordered on the north by Hardy Center, this I. shaped complex runs south to the President's wing of the Administration Building and then west to the Lit- tle Theater and Speech Arts Building Hepner Hall is constructed of adobe and wood and is roofed in Spanish tile. It houses one of the longest classrooms on campus, which is capable o) holding 150 students. Basic science classes often fill the room to capacity. Hepner Hall was built by Franklin D Roosevelts Work Projects Administration in 1940. and was named after a former President of San Diego State College. There are two landmarks housed in this hall the mission style bells, which are often considered a sym- bol of San Diego State University, sit atop Hepner Hall facing the south end of campus. Monty Mon- tezuma. the university's mascot, sits on the lawn in- side the L shaped quad. The grassy area of Hepner Hall has always
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