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The New Student

Center Is a

Welcomed Addition

On April 23, 1997, the College officially

opened its new student center Just in time

for the student body to enjoy it before

school ended. Tiled floors, cozy booths,

spinning bar stools and a large screen

television in the Centre Court Cafe set the

atmosphere for the student hangout. Popu­

lar items on the cafe's menu were

cappucinos and homemade milk shakes.

Jeanna Horman said, "I really enjoyed the

cafe. It was a good place to socialize, and

it was a good alternative to Cathcart."

Some changes are in store for the cafe,

however. Alterations to the student center

include more booths and a few new items

on the menu, such as flavored sodas and

milk shakes.

Having mastered the art of cappucino

making, Christina Ericson converses

with her customers. She enjoys work­

ing at the cafe because "it's conve­

nient. Everyone hangs out there, and

it's nice to see my friends while I

work," she said.

A crowd like this one is not an un­

common sight in Centre Court day or

night. Senior Dan Simpson said, "The

atmosphere is casual and all-colle­

giate. For a man who loves coffee in

the morning, the cafe was a sweet ad­

dition to our campus."

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