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Food
&
al the Universit
What are all these stu–
dents talking about?
The University Center of
course!
W
he University
Center acted as a
main place of
congregation for stu–
dents on campus. It had
been a place to eat,
play, study, or Just
"hang out". The UC
filled practically every
need or desire of col–
lege students this year.
Students had the op–
portunity to eat in a se–
lection of four different
places. The Grille, locat–
ed on the 1st floor, was
a great place for pizzas,
hamburgers,
&
fries.
The Dell catered to a
healthy array of sand–
wiches, salads,
&
pas–
tas, "The car· carried
Just about everything ft
was famous for excel-
1
en t Mexican food
lunches,
&
the bakery
had the best selection
of pastries
&
ice cream.
To top this all off, the
U.C. provided a market
place so students
wouldn't have to leave
campus to go to the
grocery store. Found of–
ten at the UC was music
and Monday Night Foot–
ball at the Grille, con–
certs and comedy
nights, and films and
seminars as well as
meetings in its various
rooms. Also available
for the use of students
were the gameroom,
study room, television
room, and the comput–
er lab. The UC housed a
number of offices such
as the Vista, Associated
Students, Student Orga–
nizations and Retail Op–
erations. Who do we
have to thank for all
this? It was Dean of Stu–
dent Affairs, Tom Burke
who decided to make
the UC,
&
Ernest
&
Jean
Hahn (whom the UC is
named after) added a
great deal of support to
the construction of the
UC - the center of our
campus life.
C rammln'I
Linda Bush
finds a comer
to
study In on
the
1st
floor
of
the
u.c.
t.
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