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NITTANY APARTMENTS album house primarily seniors zmd grad students. They are gradually replacing the old Nimmy Hall barracks. CONSTR UCTION C 0N Tl N UES Mziddlw on the east end of campus at the Ag Arena behind Beaver Stadium. READY TO DRILL middld at the site of the future Biotech Institute, the completion date is set for winter of 1986. WEA THERED YET STA TELY, wclow these two pillars form a gateway to the University on Pollack Road Tom Jones BARREN without its shade of trees, the Mall Mbovw changed in appearance drastically when some of the Elms had 10 be removed. A Metamorphosis In Focus
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AN EXPANDING UNIVERSITY. IrighU the Penn State Commonwealth system covers I 6,109 square miles. THE FRASER STREET parking garage tbclowt will alleviate some of the borough's parking problems. Tom Jones A Metamorphosis In Focus git : h Hsz; V 0,4? g, .... A Metamorphosis In Focus aking Room To Grow A nd as we grew, the Universi- ty grew with us. ttOur chal- lenge, President Jordan told town leaders and business people, his to take an outstanding university to an unprecedented level of excellence and leadership. Together, the town and the University worked to- ward this goal. Perhaps the largest project un- derway was the $8.8 million Bio- technology Institute behind Bouckc Building. Other developments in- cluded the pending renovation of several laboratories and the con- struction of a machine shop in the College of Engineering. Jordan, in his October ttState 0f the Universi- tyh address, announced that Penn State had 1.2 million square feet of academic space approved for reno- contt. on p. 10
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vation orh construction. Non-academic building projects included completion of the second phase of Nittany Apartments on Pollock Road, replacing the tttem- poraryh Nittany Barracks built in 1949. Ongoing construction was a fa- miliar sight in town as well. Ground was broken in March for the expan- sion of Schlow Memorial Library. December marked the opening of Fraser Street Plaza, which includ- ed a 354-space parking garagea both welcome additions to the townts resources. As the months passed, the Uni- versity and State College grew in depth and breadth, creating a com- munity whose potential for excel- lence was unlimited. um JD ' A FACELIFT tabovet transforms the THE CLOVERLEAF: traffic pattern 0 f front of Schlow Library on the corner of University Drive topposuc pug: Bea vcr and Allen. facilitates access onto College Avail ' and lo the stadill e IO A Metamorphosis In Focus
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