University of California Los Angeles - Bruin Life / Southern Campus Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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EIGHT CAMPUSES The University of California is always looking ahead toward the time when there will be a greatly increased enroUment. Plans are now being made for facilities that will double the capacity of the students on the campuses. In order to house the many new students who have been attracted to Davis ' beautiful rural campus, a new residence hall has been added. A modern building which will accommodate eight hundred at the Berkeley campus will par- tially provide for enrollment of twenty-five thousand students in the next few years. A lounge and student union will soon be available at the San Francisco campus. In the fu- ture for Santa Barbara is a model Liberal Arts College. Mount Hamilton is proud of a re- cently-built telescope at the observatory. Riverside boasts a new College of Letters and Science, and La JoUa, a School of Science and Engineering. At UCLA, there will be an ad- dition for 200 at Hershey Hall and a building to house eight hundred men on campus.