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square fool building will lie the
new home of ifir computer si i
riu i's til the I Jniversitv
• Si ieni c IVH w ill the home of
biolei hnologv research II 111
cover ■17,000 sipi.ire feel and
cost more than $7 million
•Silence \' Willamette Hall
1)7 1 f: nth Ave I list
$1:1.100.000 anil will he the
new home of tfie phvsn s tie
partment At 122.HOI) square
feet it is the largest of the new
si iem e buildings
• Si lent e VI ( as< aile f lall
12tii) f ranklin Hlvil will lie
tit** new itx .11ion for the geul
ojty department At 54.HOH
square feet. il is th«* set mill
largest of tIn* inns strui lures
The prujei t is the phvsii .il
manifestation ol a long jirni
tii eil pole v perhaps not
timipie to tlie I niverslH hut
one ot the principal reasons the
SI ient es I'ltjov their intern.i
tional reputation for i|iialit\ re
se.irr li the polii \ ol open inter
ilepartinent.il in operation in
researi h
I he l.n ilities are user de
sinned and huilt. and are
planned to ai i ommodate a ver
(Kill .nul honzonl.il integration
of tin- discipline
Take .1 walk through the pro
|ci I you w ill find a new and
Iriilv fast mating world Soar
mg towers and columns heau
tiflill\ done woodwork Hours
etc hod with designs that invoke
a i all to si ionce
The 1*.’ "i hiniera' plat ed on
huildings throughout the pro
|im t are figures of lanstem von
Neumann, luring, and a fruit
flv
These ligtires lirmg a sense ol
fun and wonder to a usualk
i omplex wot Id
Photo h\ Marlin Thi«*l
The new science building project is expected to he 75 percent
i omplete lor the 1989-90 school year.
vJ * nnlinued from P«igc‘ HA
said referring In ii tjm«* free of
p.in fried spoiled owls
During Kllingsons ninth year
in 1 'MiJ the name III the union
w<is i hanged from its original
title as simply the Student
Union, to its present title The
transition was the result of I I
lingson's desire to “foster the
idea of oommunilv " The use
ol Donald M Krl»'s name do
i roast'd tlio impression ol limit
od .i((oss suggested liv the Sl
.md roi ognized lohs i ontriliu
lions as DnlvorsiH president
from 111.IH lo 194 1
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The next direr tor. Dir k Kevn
olds (1 ‘H»7• 74J. oversaw the hist
major addition to the building
The northeast wing was built in
1‘17-t. .1 year of student protest
over the use of union prodtn e
in MMl' food serve es ( on
slrui lion i ontinued. leltui e
boycotts notwithstanding
The present administration
includes Adell McMillan
building director; I tank Gelt
net . assoi late direr tor Susan
Kar otte. assistant direr
tor business manager; Gayle
lohnson. personnel offir er. and
Merv Whitaker, building sii|><*r
intendent
Administration offices are lo
lilted on the Me//,mine level
libove the lobby
Non nearing its 40th year in
operation, the KMl' offers a
wide variety of groups, goods
and serve es There are oppor
tunities to get help or give it.
places to v\ rile a thesis or plav
.1 game of pool, and of course,
coffee
And don't panic it you end
up wandering into every office
except the one you happen to
he looking lor: after all the ad
ditions. even Krb himself
would have trouble finding his
wav around at first.
In order to take a good look
at the variety of services offerer!
w ithin the EMIstart on the
ground floor This is the loca
tion of most of the student or
gani/.ations found in the huild
ing The Assoc kited Students of
the University of Oregon
(ASUO). a studentelected or
gani/.ation providing a network
of assistant e and activities.
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Hall
Continued from Page 10A
(Till offices within il mi hilling the offices of
I ie.nt of Students Shiriev W ilson .mil Vice Pro
\osl (ierard Moselev. and the ()ffit«• ol Student
I )e\ elopinent Other groups and activ ities in the
offii e mi hide leadership development the (Ireek
system advisers and the un-campus internship
program Student i ondm I issues are also handled
111 this ollii e
Down the hall in Room I I t. the ( at lit in nation
( enter handles all aspet ts ol summer session
Tliev also pnn ide mil rocomputer i lasses, in ad
ditimi lo those provided hv other departments,
lor students and non students through the < ontin
uing edui ation program
The International Servir.es ()ffi« e. Room
h.is a twofold mission It provides information lor
t'niversitv students who wish to study abroad,
inr hiding information on University- and state
sponsored programs It also works with the stu
dent to apply for the program and helps the sin
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