In the center of old campus sits one of the University’s most mysterious landmarks — the University seal. If you’re looking to get married, kiss your sweetheart there at midnight under a full moon; if you’re looking to break up, break hands and walk on opposite sides of the seal. The other myth is in order to pass all your classes you have to walk to the left of the seal. Best not test your luck. For other interesting historic tidbits on the University, see the Centennial information on page 5.
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Math and Stats Tutoring Center: Drop-in service meant to help students with math or stats courses Writing Center: Helps students learn to edit their own work by encouraging revisions for clarity, organization and effectiveness Study Skills Center: Improves studying and textbook reading skills in order to apply those skills to college courses. All tutoring centers are free for University students.
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For a $7 fee at the beginning of each semester, students have access to lega l counsel and representation. Student Legal Services aims to help students minimize any legal troubles that could interfere with their effectiveness as students.
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A student organization that will provide an escort for students to any place on campus and from campus to any single residence in Bowling Green so they don’t have to go alone. Phone number - 419-372- 8360 Hours - Sunday-Thursday: 6 p.m.-6 a.m. Friday: 6 p.m.-10 p.m. Saturday: closed
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A swipe of the student ID gets access to the SRC and everything it has to offer, including basketball courts, weights, an indoor track, a swimming pool and more. Hours - Monday-Thursday: 6 a.m.-10 p.m. Friday: 6 a.m.-9 p.m. Saturday: 12 p.m.-9 p.m. Sunday: 12 p.m.-10 p.m.
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The Union is the main hub on campus and has dining facilities, a theater, the bookstore and many other facets of student life inside. Many student organizations such as Undergraduate Student Government and Graduate Student Senate have offices in the Union. For information on what USG and GSS accomplished this summer and what their plans are for the fall, check out the stories on page 2.
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THE FOCKERS ARE BACK
Along with “Little Fockers,” plenty of other newsworthy movies, albums, television shows and video games are building much anticipation. See PULSE on PAGE 11.
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