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The S500,000 Continuing Educa- tion Center erected near the new dorm complex will be completed this sum- mer. Short courses, conferences, and training workshops for business and professions in the state will be offered as well as meeting the needs for re- fresher courses. The center will con- tain a large room for classes of up to 300 persons and other classrooms with a capacity of 60 persons each. A lounge and offices will complete the center. Innovations The University will acquire a new Fine Arts Center to be completed in Iuly of 1973. Plans that have been in the making since 1956 have finally become a reality. At the proposed cost of 53.05 million the structure will be aesthetically appealing and compli- ment its surroundings. 30 With the authorizing of planning funds in March 1970, Pres. Richard L. Bowen ap- pointed a Fine Arts Center Planning Com- mittee consisting of Hayden Scott, chairman, Robert J. Aldern and Daniel Pachard, art departmenthjack L. Noble and Wayne Hough, music department, Ronald M. Reed, theater department, and Norris Erickson, Young Moore III and Richard Storm of the Physical plant. The structure, to be built just north the Continuing Education Center, will dominated by the stage house which is rise to a height of 80 feet. The Center also include a theater, recital hall, and a dance studio as well as classro areas.
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The Free University Started this fall by interested students, the Free You was based on the idea that students could actually enjoy the ac- quisition of knowledge if the pressures of grades and class requirements were removed. Interest and cooperation was its basis. UQQ5 fm. f 3 Qs k xiii V 'M Lai . , , : 'is' ' lraxlt i xxx Q A C ii:5i'ifitfis4',iLiZ1e. - i 'G NOTE: The staff wishes to neither affirm nor negate issues which appear in jagged edges . . . The decisions are yours. lMany pictures contained within this section are simulations of these issuesl.
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