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l Aflntroductlon .H szlarl - .- , -,M - - - - Protective sheets of plastic were pro- vided for windows in Central Hall until new tinted windows were installed. Following a rather strong storm the plastic flutters in the afternoon breeze. A classroom schedule was of little help to students who were met with notices of classroom changes on almost every classroom building during the first weeks of school. A painter completes touch up work on the new facilities for the Talk-back Television system installed during campus rennovation. ICE QTICE T OOM CLASSROOM :Ear CHANGE TWCE ISROOM llNGE llCE SROOM -, l me ,--H..L. , .l .l.l V ,fl 'lvl H+-ll l li... - Nagmuiim -J l R 'i in I XIIAAZ, E OTTCEI CLASSROOM CHANGE OTICE cuissnoom CHANGE ll will W ,'. ANGE ,,.,-f-'- ! G GASSROUE CHANGE CHANGE
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. tw, Rennovations completed on three buildings .. An extensive rennovation .gffxjx 1 H program announced by the Northern Oklahoma College Board of Regents for three of Northern's classroom buildings began in late Nlay-shortly be- fore final exams. I. Some S660,000 was involved in the project that included facelifts for the exteriors of Central, Wilkin and Harold Halls. But, the project did not stop there. Central air conditioning was completed throughout these classroom facilities to re- place individual units. New lighting, lower acoustical ceilings were installed and improvements were rnade to faculty offices, the computer center and home economics kitchen. Improvements were authorized by the Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education. lntroduction!3
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'jc xl l .1 533: All .1 51,513-t-5 .ff ull' . fr bflil . .IM ff ., 'gal Wg-11-M if In ,, JA. -un f'Ti' K' . . ,K lwn ,QW .' ,,l,I,, ' - -1 'i :M ., 9- ig--,, ji nl u.zrrarf..-ff.,g..:w,- .ws'!iI6?LJ.-F-all-bniiiidht-4 g.-Aa.P'fy,-i'-Jaya! . 1-bah-2-A-fe: When classes resumed for the fall semester, the rennovation, scheduled for completion in August, was estimated at 80 per cent complete. Classes were switched from building to building and on several occasions freshmen who find themselves easily con- fused on their first exposure to the college campus were joined by bewildered soph- omores. Contractors for the rennovation put part of the blame for the delay on labor difficulties and said they had been plagued with unforeseen problems in- cluding shortages of materials. lntroduction!5
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