SEPTEMBER 19. ' 1962
Construction Slated
On 3 Buildantgt by
Incoming freshmen who: suffer
from claustrophobia may: dispel
their fears—the University, is ex
panding to meet the influil.
New campus construction, both
in planning and
_building stages,
:is proceeding at a steady
_pace,
Walter H. Wiegand, diredor of
physical plant, said recently.
Actually, freshmen have arrived
just in time , to witness a minor
construction boom on campus.
Wiegand said that construction
will begin on three new buildings
before the end of the year:
• A $2,500,000 Life Science
building, to be located west of
Frear Laboratory. Plans call for
the building to have seven floors
and a floor area of '66,000 square
feet. The building will be oc
cupied by the Department of
Zoology of the College of Agri-
Culture and the biophysics group
of the College of Chemistry, and
Physics. Final plans are expected
to be completed during this
month, 'and construction should
begin; in November.
• $900, 000 second unit of the
Education-Psychology complex, to
be located on the former Beaver
:Field. Plans call for the building
'to have five floors. Final plans
should be completed by October,
and construction is scheduled to
begin in December.
• A $2,000,000 Conference Cen
ter of Continuing Education Serv
ices, to be constructed on the'
northwest corner of, the .former
Beaver Field. The building will
include' an assembly room seating
400, 22 meeting rooms, lounges,
an exhibit area and various of
fices. Plans call for the building
to have six floors and a total floor
area of 70,000 square feet.
Work has already . started on
clearing the sites for the addition
to the Electrical Engineering,
Building as well as the construc
tion of the south unit to Recrea
tion . Hall. The General State
Authority last month awarded
'contracts totalling $3,382,160 for
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CAMPUS REVAMPING--The University is Workmen are seen drilling for the foundation
getting its usual fall foci lifting as workmen of the addition to Electrical Engineering. The
strive to complete as much outside construction new wing will be located south of Willard.
as possdblo beton tho winter snows begin.
the two projects.
PLANS HAVE also been made
for the construction of three
swimming pools. The three pools
will be located in pall of the area
now occupied - by the University's
Flower Gardens, Wiegand said.
One of the pools will ' be the regu
lation competition site of 47 feet
by 75 feet. he said. I
Another - will be a beginners'
pool, 40 feet by 82ifeet, and a
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feet by 40 feet, GSA has allocated Trustees has also authorized the
funds for the design of the swim- construction of a $31,000 addition
ming pools but not for the con- to - Pond Laboratory, Wiegand
struction. said, adding that preliminary
In addition to these projects, work has already- begun on the
Wiegand.said that construction is project.
already underway on the new The extension, to be located
$227,000 radio-astronomy build- mostly underground at the south
int, to be located on University side of the existing structure, will
farm 15, two miles northwest of be financed by a National Science
the main campus. , Foundation grant, he said.
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Rulings
Outlin-
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An undergraduate students are
required to observe certain 'stand
ards of conduct while on and oft
campus.
Disciplinary action is rtaken
against any students who 4o not
conduct themselves "in such
manner so as to be a credit. both
to themselves and the' Univer
sity." Students must obserle _ the
laws of the borough of State Col
lege as well as UniverSity rbgula
tions.
UNIVERSITY regulation
hibit the possession or use
coholie beverages on• Uni
property or in any stud
social units on campus.
Firearms are not allow
campus and may not be sts
automobiles, buildings . or
where in the University
munity, which is defined a,
in Centre County.
All acts which are cons
unethical, Unmoral, dishon
destructive are regarded a seri
ous offenses by the University.
The main classificationsof mis
behavior by students as listed by
the dean of men's office ant: con
sumption of alcoholic beverages
on campus by any student 101 off
campus by minors, garnbling,
driving v iolat ions, disrespectful
behavior, violations of safety reg—
ulations and general immclral -or
indecent .behavior.
The Senate subcommitteelon in
dividual and group disCipline
handles the various discipline
cases. Prior to their review of the
case, the student is fully intormed
of the charges against him and
may have witnesses called, if he
wishes topresent a &fens
BEFORE THE BENATI
committee, which iv cox
chiefly of faculty membe
views a case, it has usual'
considered by n student tr
skill.
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