University of Florida - Tower / Seminole Yearbook (Gainesville, FL)

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1) B. Portman 1) Scotty welcomes passersby to ride on his bus. 2) Bus stops stay crowded as students wait for the bus to take them to their cars. 3) On Campus 19

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Getting Onto Campus: It ' s More Fun With Scotty It was Monday morning, you woke up late and consequently got the spot in the far back corner of the student parking lot. You had this feeling deep down that this wasn ' t going to be one of your best days. Just as you were ready to give up and blow off the whole day, the Hub-Frat bus pulled up and you climbed aboard. After digging for correct change you saw the first bright spot of the day, Scotty Knight, a five-year veteran of the Hub-Frat route. After seeing Scotty ' s bright smile as he greeted you with a cheery good morning you felt the day might just work out. This was a daily experience for many of the students at CIF, said one student, It was good to see at least one smiling face before first period. The Hub-Frat bus traveled from the Commuter Lot to GAP, from the Hub to Frat Row which saved students from a long walk in the cold or rain. All this and Scotty ' s uplifting personality for just 10 cents! The bus ran on a twenty-minute cycle, offering only a short wait between trips. So you didn ' t have to be put off by a long line or large crowd on the bus because it would always be back soon. For a break in your day and an impressive ride to the commuter lot from busy areas on campus, students jumped on the Hub-Frat bus and said, ' hey ' to Scotty. 1) The commuter parking lot stays full all day. 2) Students wind up and down the aisles in hopes of finding a space. 3) Scotty gives riders a cheery smile. 1) P. Wagner 3) C. Anderson 2) P. Wagner 18 On Campus

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Engineering School Expands To New Building 20 On Campus The new engineering building, located neering and Computers. The library w as v next to the Hub and G.P.A., would be ready for occupancy late in the spring of 1986. Housed inside the new building would be areas for such programs as computer teaching labs and teaching research. There would also be a science library which would consolidate chemistry, physics, agriculture and engineering all under one roof. The building, built because of the need for more space, cost about 20 million dollars once completed. It was funded by the State of Florida Appropriate Funds of Engineering funded by the Special Student Fund. The new building would be the largest on campus, second only medical center. This building would add much esteem to the already high-ranked engineering as well as a new and modern facility for advancement in the engineering field. 1) The building finally began taking form in January. 2) The parking lot next to the hub was cleared to begin construction. Tuition second to the