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Columbia Hall t< will host acaden By Dmu G?$? Columbia Hail ?-Ul become * co-ed dormitory next fall featuring a living 4earnix*g lifestyle. Has will be the first really ?ved dormitory on campus since Bates is an apartment-style living/* said t>r Rachard D. *erti, assistant vice president of residential life services. "Tins program may help us to find out the future direction of residence living and what things we should offer in other dormitories-" The living-teaming community program mill feature academic courses taught in Columbia Hal] The courses will be selected from the prodominani majors of the residents A number of mini-courses will also be offered featuring topics ranging from yoga to assertiveness training. The faculty will teach some of these courses which relate to their special inlcj-est and not necessarily to their academic f>e)d These courses are open only to residents "The faculty will provide mini-courses which tie in their mi jiura aima ari iirtms old?t xnaTi linen" academic field." W?m. said Ax acactearnc activities program if ateo planned whir.h Union i 1 nfftpinlfi f I A A X*' -* 1 ^ JUk? ' elected I j c Ljji. CAgAB w\es elected I j ^ pnesjaent of the University Union Tuesd^ r with 47 nf the -eligib)e f..' vole. . esi bv unjor, casnrr^tloe jg M* Th; M.har major offjre* were fitter b? r*un Nio. vice presicieni Sit.rr ln\r. treasurer and NOes^T-etary I iht r(v ve.a Uit sin?je iargesi : iniivnt. : any office with i*f FA w/.ci ,T ) .-e otber candidates jwf > cvl :u ; vote each. including * \ Bo vote iur ampfoeil soup. Tht cM&esx contest was between Ch. Reef-t and Terry I>u?as for SKTe; try claimed h 32 to 2R uajorny with one other vote going te YPA>nii Richardson nf. ? writ^m ! BREAKFAST, LUNCH, j IS M AND DINNER hen tr rtejlinmeKHm nanovnchw unf tmidK 'B?ei ir trnsiftd niup>. I ?Ti ii >cvr spj :ci ?u . P1V: Sundwicl* sid? tvrtter a\ ! nntn?i. ctilurl nr jitau n*ir [ I Mnruiivo Thur?li\i iun Fun. ( f-ruiai him: f*mur(l?i "'.'Mian. liv<f>pn. < ' 'iSl ! " ^k<-nu: nrrtpr-. rtsirli n L: nmiutis <oxr.cn: j tton lLftOu.n. LKtpn. allnv 3(>mtnutC3. j j r <!$ V'cdctwv i?wqr orrtfr- u1H r>rorx?' nnttri 31 fi? fonc Ik - mcrnm Unit Richland *i?l -j^ow li I \ A MMMHMMW * Umwnrtty ? S?M ! SMMR9V?% JMft MQQt VW'Urt^ MVl hSSm mmwmrrnmmmmmr j ^ ^|or|f%s| \ W a TA*ir?/ r 1 I 1 V m- " o be co-ed, tiic courses will allow faculty, staff or students to share common interests ar>d talents through special programs, lectures, seminars or discussion groups A tutorial service will also be offered in the dormitory wjtib residents serving as academic tutors, "We want students to contribute to and take away from the program." Wertz said. 'The faculty mill also have an opportunity to get involved with the students outside of the academic area.'" An infcennationa] floor will be included in the livinglearning experience. One door -wiD be comprised of male American students and a representatn?e group of mTernatJ final male students. This will allow students to share their various cultures -with each other and stimulate a free flcm- of ideas a majnriry m tne residents are tar the program and have worked with us planning it," W?rtz said plan to take advantage of maies and females living together in the same dormitory and make it something special "" New residents must t*e juniors, seniors or graduate students, and aU residents are required to sign a social contrael agreeing to participate in and contribute to the >AVE S119.85...R EREO COMPONE *a fistic STA-82 AM-FM Stereo Rec >f Tuning Two Realistic Mini-10 oksheff Speaker Systems Real anger with Base and $17.95 Value Components Soto Separately . .. ^ *N >quora Moll # 471 Capitol Squor >r?st Or. {W" CoU.mbio) Jt I M.& <? 1 , w i.unuvnofK )q. N# Mo"St. 6850 G?m#rs F ONKmAWN cowwMirr a Dr. Richard ^^XBlnHr Wertz i re8*^enCe ^ r > program. Students must also apply for residency. Applications require the student to list special hobbies, talents and skills, and to explain why they are interested in the program. Applications will be reviewed by a special screening 'CKuiiirijMt* maoe up 01 siuaenis ana present residents. Students -vn.13 be accepted on the basis of their interest in the program. 1 ? EALISTIC NT SYSTEM! erver with Auto-Magicz > Wa/nut Veneer rsi/c LAB-34 Cartridge *79.80 T V m r rr I J 1111 "'"' ""' and you can r PUflDnc it iflfiL miftunL ii At Radio Shack lt{'. iV?TMIild i i * ' e c,r- [MNn | fkastk I r ft ll j ?f, K*Cr*t tfhtaC jrv-4riUft?IC *t ftWM ^?Cti O?W* _ ? _.vl n J t<wk t? ftv? Mfn '91 iy Ru. ?> v?ui nwi^h^woa **?C?S M*> VAS> AT fHDrVtCHlAl S J ? '?