West Chester University - Serpentine Yearbook (West Chester, PA)

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E.O. Bull Center The E.O. Bull Center, formerly LRC, serves as the financial fortress of our fine institution. Ideally located a few blocks from campus on the outskirts of the University, the Bull Center houses not only the academic offices such as registrar. Student Accounts, and Finan- cial Aid, but also includes cultural as- pects such as theater and entertainment classrooms. By Cindy Xanthopolous Fof M E- ADX lSOf . g A familiar sight to all who have had to cross the barrier into the Danger Zone. Dr. Bull was a well respected and established math professor throughout the university. The Bull center is where many stu- dents find out what the real world is all about. The office setting creates the frustration known by all who pass through its doors. Although the building itself is modern and nicely maintained, it has a dark side only known by students that have been RAM TOUGH in re- ceiving what the center hands them 22 Excuse me, but where ' s the BULL CENTER?

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Hollinger Gym The Office of Recreational Services had the responsibilty for providing leisure time activities for the Univer- sity community. Recognizing that the needs of individuals differ, Recrea- tional Services provide activites in four program areas. These Recrea- tional Sports are held behind the walls of this gym or on the fields. This building is located on Church Street. 19 HEHi I 21

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CHESTER the most modern computer system for finding quick references. Those final exams always made for a lonley and frustrating afternoon. Francis Harvey Green Library The Francis Harvey Green Library, housing most of the university ' s near- ly 430,000 volumes, provides a mul- titude of services for its users. Through computer networks and oth- er cooperative programs, the Inter- library Loan Service links West Ches- ter University to other libraries and information centers throughout the country and abroad. The Reference Collection, found on the main floor, contains data sources such as pam- phlets, annual report files, indexes, and abstracts. Some of the library ' s information is found on microfilm and microfiche, which can be viewed in rooms on the first floor and on the main floors. In addition, the library holds government documents and maps, films, recordings. Special Col- lections comprised of both literature and materials, and its own press. Al- though all six floors contain study tables and carrels, which virtually sur- round the many book shelves, the bulk of these stations are located on the top four floors, which also house private study rooms. The library ' s staff wonderfully assists its users not only in the location of specific in- formational means, but also in the utilization of these resourses resulting in a strong and stable relationship between the students and the library. By Christopher Yeich The candid sight of bicycles locked up in- front of the library let everyone know that school was in session. The view of the Green Library from the pathway outside of Main Hall. The Library often left students dumbfounded and dishevelled after a long period of studying. Phase 1 and Phase 2 of the Francis Harvey Library holds over 430,000 books that enlight- en and educate students of all majors. 23