TUESDAY. OCTOBER 2. 1962
Trustees Approve Sketch* Plans
For 3 _ - Campus - Building PrOjecis
Sketch plans for three budding
projecti at the University have
been approved by the Board' of
Trustees, Walter H. Wiegand, di
rector-Of plmdcal plant, saidins
tenla3N;
The irustees . have approved
plans for .additions to Willard
and Pattee -Library and for, the
first unit of a physical sciences
building. -
•
- Ther ,, addition to Willard, con
sisting I primarily ofclassrooms,
will be:located to the east 'of the
preSent structure; extending from
Pollock Road south alongi the
Mall, Wiegand said.
Tl}el library addition wil be
constructed to the west ot. the
main building, he said. A clupli
'cafe; wing to the- east is also un
der consideration , he added.
The physical sciences unit, to
be located south of Giaduate
will be the first portion of a large
structure extending from theiPsy-
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THE DILEMMA OF OUR TIMES. •
- A Speech 'by
Dr..Milwer Alexander • Dept. of Political Science
_ •
8:30 P.M. 12 Spaiks
Wednesrlay,,October 3 = •
Everyone , invited - SEP4SE • STUDENTS FOR PEACE
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etiology Laboratory - Mirth of
Schwab to Osmond.
The sketch plans- will now be
returned to the General State
Authority so that architects can
proceed with final plans, he said.
• Although the' GSA! allocated
funds for the design and planning
of the buildings last year, Wie
gand said, appropriations for ac
tual- construction will not be
requested until final architects'
plans have - been submitted. i _
Who Authors Article
Harold P. Zelko, professor of
speech. has publishes:Lan z , articie
in the Journal of Cominunication
dealing with - Trends in Oral Com
munication Training in Business
and Ind,Ustry."-
The Journal is the quarterly
publication of the National Society
for the Study of Communication.
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2 for 1.25
TODAY ON CAMPUS
Tickets
Free tickets for•the talk to be
given on Friday by James B. Van
Zandti (R-Ps.). -are now available
at -the Hetzel Union desk. Van
Zandt! who is the Republican
candidate for the U.S. Senate. will
speak at 8:30 p.m. Friday in
Schwab.
"fly
Sigma Pi Sigma, physics honor
ary society, vfill present the film
NOMINATIONS
COLLEGE COUNCIL
Self-Nomination Forms
Available at the Deans' Offices
Nominate
Younelf
"Stellar Evolution" at 8:30 p.m.
in 119 Osmond.
.Myron L. Coulter, assistant pro
fessor of elementary education.
and John D. McAulay, associate
professor of elementary educa
tion, will speak on "Adventures
in Central America" at an Edu
cation Student Council coffee
hour at 7:30 p.m. in HUB dining
room 'T.".
For Positions on Your
Monday thru Friday
Chemistry & Physics-2f t Whitmore.
Eaucathm-275 Edication
Engineering & Architectur e- -
101 - Hammond
Home Economics-101 Home Et
Liberal Arts-104 Sparks
Mineral Industries-101 MI
Deadline for nominations—
Friday Oct. 5 Noon
COLLEGE COUNCIL
ELECTIONS
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- Tues., Wed., Thurs.,
Lectures
'Other Events
Education Student Council. 6:3 liktua,
Hu%
Greek Week eatnrott I" 1:111 *M.
uua.
ICCB, 6.11 p.m., 214 11PD.
]lon's Debate tryouts, I p.m., 2)2
Pershing' Rifler' rush/n. simet•r: 7
11 L'it taltro444.
T 174 movies, 4 p.m., HUB sartlobt?
Lintrsrsity Chrfttiain Alsockstiott
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Soro►itp Rush Mamas awl
1:30 , p.m. 203 HUB.
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