Brevard College’s most wanted did time and paid dearly for it during
the March 28 "Jail-A-Thon." About $2,500 was raised for the
American Cancer Society during the afternoon of fun. At left, "cop"
Burney Mack attempts to haul in a handcuffed Dean Clara Wood,
who, at center, grimaces for her "mug shot." At right. EC's Director
® Woodson finds a water gun and gets even with
"Ofncer" Mack. The even. a BC Service Corps production.
■ iTiavn. me event was a BC S
What is the s tate of the Union... ?
by Mary Lou Cordovez
Clarion Reporter
If you're a sophomore waiting for
the new Student Union to open, you're
going to be disappointed. If you're a
Jreshman, you've got lots to look
* forward when you return this fall.
On April 21. 1989, the
groundbreaking ceremony took place for
the new student union. Completion was
originally planned for the end of March,
1990. It is now delayed to the extent
that, according to Dean of Student
Affairs Nonn Wiiek "It'll not be ready at
all this semester."
Dale Wiener, the Director of
Financial Affairs and supervisor of the
construction of the new building, says
that one of the reasons for the delay in
construction was the abnormally heavy
rains of last summer.
Triad Construction Company, the
contractor hired to build the new student
union, is expected to complete their
operations in mid-April.
However, after construction is
finished, carpet and furniture will have
to be placed in the building, and
finishing touches added. This will take
from six to eight weeks, according to
Witek and Wiener.
The lower level of the new student
union will house a patio, a game room
that will consist of six pool tables, six
video games, three ping-pong tables, a
juke box, bathrooms, and two offices.
The main floor will house a meeting
room, a snack bar with a juke box.
bathrooms, a bookstore and storage
room, mailboxes, and a main lounge
with two small lounges for commuter
students. The second floor will have all
of the offices of Student Affairs that are
currently housed in Stamey.
The snack bar will be run by ARA.
However, the bookstore will be under
new management by College
Bookstores of America and will feature
many new items in the store inventory.
The result of this combination will
provide "a one-stop-shopping, central
area where students can meet and
socialize," says Wiener.
Hours of operation for the various
activities in the union building will be
finalized in the future. Opening hours
planned so far are as follows: game
room, Monday through Thursday from
8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Friday from
So near and yet so far... BC’s new Coltrane Student Union is
finished on the outside, but all the finishing touches inside will
take another month, officials say. (BC News Bureau photo)
8:30 a.m. to 12 p.m., Saturday from 2
p.m. to 12 a.m. and Sunday from 2
p.m. to I a.m.; lounge, Monday
through Thursday, 8:30 to 1 a.m.,
Friday from 8:30 to 2 a.m., Saturday
from 2 p.m. to 2 a.m., and Sunday from
2 p.m. to 1 a.m.; mail room from 9
a.m. to 2 a.m.; bookstore, Monday
through Saturday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
in the summer, and 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. in
the fall. ARA will decide the snack bar
hours according to the hours most used
by students.
"There will be a full-time
watchman," says Witek, "for
supervision in all the building, mainly
the game room."
After the building is cleared by the
Triad Company, tours will be given to
any student who may want to see the
inside of the building, according to
Witek.
NQtional Libraru Week
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Lively people use the library.
JAMES ADDISON JONES LIBRARY
BREVARD COLLEGE
national library WEEK: APRIL 22-28, 1990
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