Westminster College - Argo Yearbook (New Wilmington, PA)

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WAMA? ... or TUB? Where ya goin ' ? To the WAMA for change. Where? The WAMA The WAMA? Yes, the WAMA! Oh . . . ??? If you want to find change, of any kind, perhaps the Titan Union Building is the best place to start. Known for years as the TUB, the union building changed its name this year to the WAMA, taking the first two letters of its formal name Walton-Mayne Union Building. And the name change is only an example of the many changes the union building has undergone in the past four years. Now the mailroom and mailboxes are commonplace but, for those who were here 3 or 4 years ago, there were no mailboxes. The mailroom, situated where the TV screen now is, was much smaller and mainly sold stamps. Other changes also took place. The TV screen was a welcome addition along with the neon sign flashing current events. The top of the union also changed. The biggest change occurred in the bookstore. Enlarged to provide better service, the bookstore increased its selection making it a fun place for shopping for everyone. Whatever you call it, the WAMA, the TUB or just the union, it ' s a welcome place to go to study, for a Reachout meeting, for TV or . . . just for a change. Chris Svitek Judy Hooper Chris Horn and Doug Fleming welcome study break. take a TOP — Bill Knabb checks his mailbox, a not too old addition to the TUB. Tub? 27

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Does Dating Occur at Westminster? Sittting in Hillside Lobby on any given Thursday evening gives anyone the chance to see an amazing occurrence . . . dating DOES occur at Westminster. Of course, Hillside ' s not the only lobby to look at and Thursday night is not the only time to look, but, the time and the place are right. Any Thursday evening, between the hours of 8 and 11, you can see large groups of students clustered around the TV set, watching Cheers or Hill Street Blues. There is bound to be at least one couple among them. As the evening wears on, some couples disappear to a dorm room or outside for a walk in the moonlight. Some also prefer the comfort of the lobby and choose their own corner in which to talk ... or whatever. After the bells in Old Main count off the midnight hour, almost anything can happen. Undoubtedly, at least one couple emerges slightly ruffled and make their way to the doors to make their farewells. Others stumble in together from a late night at the Lube and watch some Late Night with David Letterman or just sit and talk. As the hands of the clock approach 3 a.m., couples continue to wander in and out. But, any dating that occurs after this late hour goes unnoticed by all but the walls . . . and of course any old house mothers who linger from the distant past. 28 Couples