University of Oklahoma - Sooner Yearbook (Norman, OK)

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NEW BUILDINGS Tlie new will blciiil willi llic old li j;i l- the caiiipus skyline a new look when buildings now planned are constructed. Still on the drawing board, but definite- ly scheduled for construction, are the fust units of both an engineering center anti a fine arts center. Botany and mi- crobiology will also have new buildings while additions are planned for business administration and architecture. OUs future skyline will also contain a new Stovall Museum which will join the new Oklahoma Center for Continuing Edu- cation at the south edge of the campus. Ol -s Hi;. Ral l(M,il,,,ll |, ' hk: : ::: I I I 1 1 ijiJriiiM

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