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THE DAILY TAR HEEL
September 17, 1968
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Robert B. House Undergraduate Library
Muildin
As the University grows at a
rapid rate in student
enrollment, the physical plant
must expand also to
accomodate the growing
demand for living and
academic space.
In past years, emphasis has
been on living quarters with six
new residence halls constructed
in the past seven years. This
semester, it is apparent from
the construction work across
campus that the emphasis has
shifted to the area of academic
quarters. The main
undertaking this year is in the
student complex built beside
the Wilson Library. This new
complex, when completed, will
include an undergraduate
library, a new book exchange
building and a new student
union.
Due to numerous holdups,
the library and the student
union will not open with the
beginning of classes as
originally scheduled. The book
exchange building, however, is
open at this time.
Work on the student union
was held up due to a mishap in
which, during construction, the
roof caved in last spring. The
undergraduate library
completion is being held up
due to the late arrival of book
shelves from the Estey
Company in New York.
Other new buildings are also
slated to open either at the
beginning of this semester or
during the term. The new Law
Building will be open with the
beginning of this semester,
providing full court room
instruction space for law
students.
Other construction work
planned for the near future
includes an addition to
Bingham Hall, home of the
English building and a new
p h y sical sciences-chemistry
building next to the present
Venable Chemistry Hall.
Medical facilities at Carolina
are expanding at a rapid rate
and will include facilities on
dental education, nursing,
health affairs library, an
ambulatory patient care
facility and a basic educational
facility for the medical school.
Perhaps the building which
will cause the most relief for
students is the new book'
exchange building which
should aid in alleviating the
long lines prevalent at the
beginning of past semesters.
This new structure, a $1.5
million building known as the
Josephus Daniels building, will
be one of the most modern and
best equipped college stores in
the nation.
The former bookstores, the
booketeria, the Y-Court
Exchange and the Bull's Head
Bookshop will be brought
together in this new building.
The new Daniels building
will be primarily a book
oriented store, according to
Tom Shetley, general manager
of the University Student
Stores system. The store will
also carry a full line of school
supplies and toiletries in
addition to the usual collegiate
items, such as jerseys and
decals.
Required textbooks and a
complete line of study aids will
be housed on the top level of
the three-floor building. All
required texts will be displayed
unlike the system in the
basement of Steele Hall last
year.
The main level of the
Daniels building will house the
student supply area and the
former Bull's Head Bookshop
line, which was in the
basement of Wilson Library
last year. The Bull's Head
section will contain over
22,000 volumes of pleasure
reading material, according to
manager Mrs. Beatrice Vedel.
In addition to the selection
of books, it will also carry
scientific and technical
magazines and journals. As
well, a selection of scholarly
and literary periodicals in both
English and in foreign
languages.
Another first in the Daniels
aroun
building will be a closed circuit
television system with seven
cameras to cover 80 per cent of
the selling area. This is the first
time such a theft-preventive
device has been used in a
college store.
Also new in the book
exchange will be 250 lockers
on the top level of the building
for use by commuting students
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and South Campus residents
who can use thern for a 25-cent
deposit. When the student
returns to pick up his
belongings, the 25 cents will be
returned to the user.
The bottom level of the
building will house the
receiving docks and storage
rooms. Also, the University
Duplicating service will be
located in this area.
In addition to the Daniels
building, the Student store will
operate a snack bar and
Parisian style coffee house on
the main floor of the new
student union.
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Text By Dale Gibson
Interior Of The New Book Exchange
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