University of Alaska Fairbanks - Denali Yearbook (Fairbanks, AK)

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EIELSON BUILDING Eielson Building has served the University since WW II; formerly the unit con- tained the bookstore, what was then a student recreation area and bus waiting room, and laboratories and classrooms. Following an extensive remodeling job several years ago, the building assumed its present role as site of administrative offices, Physics and Electrical Engineering Departments, as well as Home Ec, Music and Anthropology. As many of the offices now housed here -are moved to Bunnell, additional class- rooms and labs will be installed in Eielson. The University museum, tourist and student attention-getter on the top floor, will move to the space now occupied by the library, as the library is moved to Bunnell.

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The Bunnell Building; a student surveys the progress as of March 25, 1959. Burgess Construction Co., prime contractors on the job, continued inside work through all but the coldest portion of the winter. and the Bunnell Building The Bunnell Building, in an artist ' s conception sketch. Costing more than 2V2 million dollars, the building is dedicated to Dr. Charles Bunnell, first President of the University, who retained this post until his retirement in 1949.