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By PAUL ENSSLIN
Tar Heel Staff Writer
The chemistry building now under construction
near Kenan labs on Raleigh Road should be ready
for use in the fall of 1985, according to James Coke,
head of the committee overseeing the development.
- "It is scheduled for completion next March, but
it's really too early to tell when it will be finished
and when we'll be able to move in," Coke said.
"There is so much to be done before it can be
ready for occupancy," he said, referring to
inspections and safety standards that have to be
met. "But it should be ready by the summer and
we should be moved in by the fall."
The building will be used to house all the
undergraduate chemistry labs, which are currently
located in Venable Hall. The construction is totally
state-funded, and the estimated cost of the
development is $7 million.
"The labs in Venable are very old, and a lot of
renovations are needed there. It's just not adequate,"
Coke said. "And with all that needs to be done
there, we (the chemistry department) decided it
would be easier to just build a new building."
Coke said the building would be completely air-
conditioned and that each lab will have a TV
monitor so that students can study video tapes.
"It will be infinitely better than the facilities we
have now," he added. "There will be a lot we can't
do in Venable that we will be able to do here. This
building will be adequate for many years to come."
Coke also emphasized that the instructional level
will be increased as well.
"We will be able to accomodate students more
comfortably and will have more efficient use of
space," he said. "There will be no experiments we
can't do."
In addition to the labs, there will be one faculty
office and a preparations area in the building. Coke
said he did not know what will become of Venable
Hall once the chemistry labs are removed.
"A lot of stuff I'm sure will stay there because
Marine Sciences has some labs there, and there are
some other research labs," he said, adding that some
of the better labs could probably be renovated.
Although no faculty members could be reached
for comment, Coke said that all in the chemistry
department agreed that the building will be a great
improvement. "It will definitely be a pleasure to
teach in," he said. "There is just no comparison
between it and Venable."
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