Two of my friends went to the Stone Center on Thursday and toured the facility. They asked the man at the head desk, "What is suppose to be going on in the upcoming weeks?", and he responded, "Not that many engagements, mostly practices." That BIG center is NOT being used to the best of its abilities. The library in the Stone Center is basically new because it barely used; there are even books that have not even been open.
Some people don't even know what the Stone Center is: it is a building for African Americans to learn more about their culture and the history of their ancestry. The African American students in this school should use the Stone Center more frequently- including myself. How many of you can actually say that you have fully toured The Stone Center? If you can, I have another question for you: Can you say that you actually used the facilities and the resources for your own benefit?
The Stone Center holds the answers to the questions that many people have about African American history. The question is, are we going to access it. Let's attempt to use the resources that was granted to use by the University to grasp a more informed outlook of the past, and a envision a prosperous view of our future!
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