University of Wisconsin Whitewater - Minneiska Yearbook (Whitewater, WI)

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Named after Paul A. Carlson, the Business and Economics building is a relatively new addition to the campus. This five-story building was designed to look like a com- puter punch card, with its long, narrow windows and irregular shape. The top two floors house the of- fices for the College of Business and Economics. On the remaining floors are various lecture halls and classrooms, some of which are filled with equipment such as: Two HBZOO's; a key punch; and numer- ous typewriters, calculating ma- chines, and duplicating machines. Because business is such a popular field of study at UW-Whitewater you can find students hard at work in Carlson almost any time of night or day.

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Hyer Hall is the oldest academic building on campus. It serves as the center for computer use and programming. This includes the H8200 computer room, the key punch room, and a general study area with a Management Computer Systems lMCSl major available at all times for assis- tance. The Computer Center is an advanced computer program- ming center which makes use of the BASIC, FORTRAN, and COBAL languages. This is also the place where computer cor- rected tests are processed. Hyer Hall houses the campus ra- dio station - WSUW, and part of the Communications Depart- ment. Finally, it serves as a source of entertainment for the entire campus by featuring pop- ular movies. wwww 4 l,ifkamnm