February 14, 1992
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Expansion
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greater than the danger of moving
on."
The college will use a variety
of different avenues to raise funds.
The college is working with
Nationsbank issue $10 million
worth of tax-free bonds. In
addition, the development office
is making plans to conduct an $18
million fundraising campaign.
Dr. Young said the remainder of
the funds will come from revenue
increases. He went on to say that
part of the increases will probably
come in the form of a SlOO
tuition increase.
Final decisions on tuition
increases will be made by the
Board of Trustees during their
meeting in March.
He went on to say that low
interest rates helped make the
facilities expansion project
affordable.
The $6 million campus center
will be a 70,000 square foot
facility. It will serve as the central
location for the college's student
life programs. In addition, the
college bookstore, student mail
services, the campus media
organizations and multi-purpose
areas capable of handling
gatherings of up to 500 people
will also be located in the facility.
The $3 million physical
education and fitness center will be
60,000 square feet. It will be
adjoining Jordan Gymnasium and
Beck Pool. The facility will be
equipped with additional
Ths Gap, Inc. is looking for candidates for our
innovative Work Study Program. If you are in
your junior year, this is your chance to
experience retail management while you're still
in school.
We'll train you to become a store manager,
overseeing operations, merchandising and
customer service, in a part-time position while
you continue your studies. The Program lasts
approximately 15 months, and you'll have the
chance to earn a store management position
soon after graduation. As part of a store
management team, you'll run a multi-million
dollar business and learn the skills required to
be successful in general management.
To learn more about this unique opportunity,
contact your Career Planning and Placement
Office, 584-2538, to arrange an interview.
We'll be visiting your campus on
February 18, 1992.
Please, junior year students only.
We look forward to meeting you.
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classrooms and office space for
faculty and intramural programs.
In addition, the Board of
Trustees approved a major
renovation project for Alumni
Gymnasium. This project includes
the installation of air
conditioning, contour seats, a new
floor and acoustic ceiling tile. The
project will also create a new
lobby, a hospitality and archive
room and additional office space
for coaches. The cost of the
renovation is $3 million.
Young said that the renovation
work should be complete by the
start of the 1992-93 basketball
season.
A grassed pedestrian walkway
will extend from the front of the
student center lo Haggard Avenue.
The mall will be crossed by a
series of walkways similar to
those on the south side of campus.
During the summer of 1993,
approximately 300 new parking
spaces will be created of Power
Line Road. They will replace the
spaces displaced by the pedestrian
mall. The cost of this project is
$1 million.
Young said the gymnasium
renovation will begin in early part
of the summer while the campus
center project will begin in late
summer.
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Sunday -Feb, 16, 1992
Fraternity Open House
Thompson Courtyard
Monday-Fob. 17. 1992
Rush Party
Sigma Chi House
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