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Worhin' Con't. Even the most nit-pick jobs couldn't be overlooked. Although the work seemed tedious and minor, it would surely surface if ignored. The amount of copies Centra/Services puts out in a day was enough to make one stop and in- vestigate the amount of continuous ef- fort on the parr of the copy center. Many other offices worked very hard to keep everything running smoothly for the students. For instance, College Activities always had everything neatly planned and set for whatever was going on in the future. Donna Sellman. Linda Eyler. and Connie Anders review a recent copy of the WMC Crossn)ads yearbook 20// Business Affairs