Groups fight for EMU offices
The demand for student group offices in the
L'.'MU has prompted a "space audit" an evalua
tion of every inch of the EMU to determine how
to ix;st allocate space.
Sovoral student groups with offices in the EMU
were recently moved into new offices The Inci
dental Foe Committee (1FC) previously hud an of
fice on the third floor of the EMU, but was moved
to the basement in lute September. That move
was generated by a request from the Office of Stu
dent Advocacy, also located on the third flixir. for
u separate space for its Defender Division.
The IFC was moved to the office next to the
Campus Copy ('enter, previously the Photo ID of
fice. Photo ID moved to the Club Sports office,
also in the basement of the EMU, and Club Sports
moved into a new office, built in the basement
near the Computer Lounge.
The EMU Board of Director's House Committee
made these recommendations to the EMC Board
last spring, saul Frank ('.diner, associate director
and University program consultant for tin1 KMU
Members of the IFC. have requester! that the
board find a now space for them IFC Chairwom
an Lydia Lorma said the new office is too small
for seven committee memliers and two staff mem
tiers Only two desks fit in the office, she said,
and some of the committee s filing cabinets don’t
fit at all.
Geltner said an additional complication has
been presented now that student radio station
KVAK — formerly KKMA has requested a new
office space from which to start broadcasting
Currently, the KVAK office is located near the
('raft Center in a space that director James January
said is too small to hold the necessary equipment
Coltner said the House Committee will conduct
the audit, which should lie finished sometime in
November, and then make recommendations to
the board
DORMS
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"We lire making an effort to
bring a greater sense of security
awareness to the dorms because
many residents have a misguid
ed sense of security," Wilson
said
OPS and University Housing
are also teaming up in other
ways to make residents more
aware of the dangers
Resident Assistants may bor
row a video tape from OPS to
present to residents, which ex
plains and emphasizes such
things as theft and date rape
OPS also does various presenta
tions in the dorms to make resi
dents more aware of such ha/
ards.
New this fall are phones in
stalled outside of the dorms for
after-hour use 1'he doors to the
residence halls art; locked at 10
p m during the week and 1 t
p.m on weekends The purpose
of these phones is to prevent
Strangers from being let in the
dorms by permitting visiting
guests to call residents to let
them in
In addition to campus securi
ty officers, there is a student
patrol, equipped with radios,
that m.ikes sure nothing out of
the ordinary goes on
The patrol is not a new idea,
hut the previously plain
clothed students will soon he
receiving uniforms to make
them more visible, said OPS di
rector Carey Drayton
"The student patrols are .1 do
.'torrent for people who hove
had intents," he said
University Housing is making
every effort to decrease 1 rune
in the resident e halls hut they
can only do so much, said Kesi
dent Assistant James I rujillo
"I think housing is doing ev
erything they can." he saiii "It
tomes down to residents mak
ing good decisions about their
security "
Kesponsihility is the ke\ to
security. Wilson said I'hey
are responsible, as meinliers of
this dorm community, to en
sure not only the set urity of
their own safety, hut of their
fellow residents as well," he
said
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