University of California Berkeley - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Berkeley, CA)

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The Associated Students of the University of California, over 29,000 members strong, has a day-long, year-round commitment to serving its members, the students. You can ride in ASUC ' s free shuttle-bus service (Humphrey Go-Bart) or park your bike in the ASUC bike lot on the way to school; stop off for a cup of coffee at the Terrace; throw a pot at the ASUC ceramics studio; increase your flow of cash the the check-cashing line; use that money to buy textbooks or school supplies at the ASUC store; have lunch at the Deli; shoot some pool at the Recreation Center; and then, gulp a beer at the Bear ' s Lair before heading back home. The ASUC also helps fund nearly 150 clubs and over 30 community projects with the $7 student activity fee that students pay each quarter. Such diverse interests as SUPERB, PRIMER, the Oski Dolls, and the Oakland Community Schools Project receive a share of the ASUC ' s activities budget. Normally all of a university ' s expenditures are determined by the university, explained ASUC Activities Advisor Raymonde Adams. ASUC is a balance of how the University wants to spend money and how the students would like their money spent.

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1. ASUC-the place to shop. 2. Breaktime at the Bear ' s Lair. 3. Check cashing service for ready cash. 4. The Missing Link —ASUC bike repair shop. 5. The Oskimobile offers an inbetween meal snack.

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1. Some have to resort to more basic forms of travel. 2. Bikers ' row. 3. Students find a less strenuous way to travel to campus. 4. The gambles of commuting. 5. The privileged parker. l01115■1iltE1 ' ;) vt III 0 (00 AA 10 I? 00