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S-on-3 Basketball October 22115 Lawrence 4:00p.m.
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said Allyson Workman, a student
eating in the Fishbowl. “It seems
more friendly. I think in the long
run the changes were necessary.”
Another returning student
agreed. “It was worth every penny
and every day that was spent doing
this,” said Michelle Turner, a stu
dent reading in the EMU Fishbowl.
But Workman said the food
choices offered don’t reflect the va
riety she expected.
“They offer lots of breads and
muffins, but don’t offer a lot of sub
stantial food,” she said.
Although the first round of reno
vations have been completed, stu
dents shouldn't get used to the idea
of an EMU without construction.
Phase two is already in progress
and should begin this year.
Last year, students voted to
spend $555,000 to install a new el
evator for access to areas such as
the International Lounge, the Adell
McMillan Art Gallery and the Ore
gon Daily Emerald.
Currently, students with disabil
ities are unable to reach these areas
because the lift system can no
longer be used.
Miller estimated the project
should take eight to nine months to
complete. He emphasized that the
majority of the construction will be
external, causing little interference
for students within the EMU.
For the EMU board, the renova
tions do not stop with the new ele
vator. Miller said new fire alarms
need to be installed in the EMU
and telephones added to the exist
ing elevator to meet city codes.
Also, the board, with the help of
the international office, plans to
raise funds to redo the International
Lounge. Miller hopes the fund rais
ing will get it going, but no date has
been set for these renovations.
“Students would like to see more
office space that is efficient,” Miller
said. “But we are under mandates to
bring areas not touched by the reno
vation up to code.”
For a few months, the EMU is
quiet and calm. The sounds of con
struction, however, seem to be a
fixture at the EMU. The equipment
should be rolling in soon.
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