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

Page 29 text:

The remodeled ground floor added such attractions as a student travel agency The new desk for the Reitz Union Hotel keeps ending students to places like London and Paris. Other additions included a this student hard at work. The Hotel ' s rooms Kaplan ' s educational center. were convenient for parents coming to visit. Students are hard at work photo copying and mailing at the Union ' s Mailboxes etc. Complete with tax forms and FedExing this convenient hotspot saves students a trip off campus. Student Life 27

Page 28 text:

New Additions Friend The J. Wayne Reitz Union was built in 1967 and was named after a former Uni- versity of Florida President. The Union offers many resources to students, staff and faculty, including a food court, bowling alley, pool tables and game room. Vendors in the food court include Wendy ' s and Subway, and the Union is also home to Little Ceasar ' s and Dunkin Donuts. The union is also home to the University of Florida ' s Student Government offices as well as the Stu- dent Honor Court and the Student Traffic Court. The Union also houses the Constans Theatre and a camping supply store. Reitz Union also houses several stores and services including a travel agency, a copy center, a barbershop, and an eyeglass store. Concerts are performed on the pavil- ion next to Mailboxes Etc. free of charge. This offers students the chance to get out and get their minds off of their studies without leaving campus. Numerous activities including poster sales and college fairs take place regu- larly on the Colonnade. The Student Activities Center and the Office of Student Affairs are both located on the third floor of the Union. The Stu- dent Activities Center is home to Student Government, Panhellenic offices, and nu- merous other student groups. The Career Resource Center offers stu- dents the opportunity to explore what majors and careers would best suit them. They also offer resume coaching and services. A traffic analysis determined that more than 18,000 people walk through the doors every day, making it one of Some UF students take advantage of the pool tables on the ground floor of the the busiest places on campus. union, just another perk of being a Gator. For those who don ' t like pool there is also a bowling alley and video game room on the ground floor. Story by: Mae Webb 26 Student Life

Page 30 text:

Florida Gymnasium houses six lecture halls as Turlington Hall houses most of the administrative offices for the College of well as three full-size basketball courts, five Liberal Arts and Sciences. Turlington Hall was named for the former Secretary volleyball courts, and ten badminton courts. of Education for the State of Florida, Ralph Turlington Because most of the English and History courses use these many students use Anderson Hall even though it is part of the Warrington College of Business 28 student Life