University of Nebraska Omaha - Tomahawk / Gateway Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

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Second on the building program is the Library. Present in- adequate facilities do not allow the full use of the University's excellent general collection, for needed departmental libraries for advanced students, for adequate reading rooms, and the opportunity for graduate students to use the stacks. The proposed Library build- ing will enable this important department of the University to pro- vide a greater service to both students and faculty. The Library Applied Science This, the third unit in the building program, will be known as the Applied Science building. It will accommodate officers, labora- tories, and classrooms for the College of Applied Arts and Sciences and will relieve congestion in the present classroom structure. Its architecture will be similar to the present building, but without the tower. The Applied Sciences building will be located on the hill directly west of the Administration building. J rs.

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PHE COMING DECADE This is the proposed Field House and physical education build- ing, which is number one on the building program. Its construction will permit athletic programs to be held on the campus instead of over the city. It will also provide much needed facilities for all student athletic activities. The Field House will accommodate 5,000 spectators. An equal number can be accommodated in the stadium seats attached to the east wall of the building.

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