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J71 Master piece- . . .thoughts of humanity ' s greatest achievments, such as da Vinci ' s Mona Lisa, Michelangelo ' s David and Mozart ' s Requiem quickly come to mind. But as a vehicle for performing research and attaining knowledge of the arts, sciences and technology, the University was also a masterpiece. From its distinctive Spanish- style architecture, to its synchronized Longhorn Band, to its futuristic Classroom 2000, the University demonstrated excellence. Encompassing more than 300 acres, the facility had a colorful and textured history. Built in 1904, at a cost of $84,000, the Student Services Building remains the oldest structure still standing on the original Forty Acres. In sharp contrast, stands the University Teaching Center, completed in 1984 at a cost of more than $18 million, including $1.6 million of electronic media equipment. A University Masterpiece 3
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MODERN ART: A weathered steel sculpture is a familiar fixture near the Fine Arts Com- plex. photo by John Foxworth. MIRROR IM- AGE: The tower is reflected in the windows of the College of Business Administration. photo by John Foxworth. CATNAP: Thorn Can- field, mechanical engineering senior, rests be- fore studying for his finals. photo by Hannes Hacker. ARTISTIC ENDEAVOR: Ting-Lung Chiang, graduate student in aerospace engi- neering, paints the University skyline from his vantage point by Pease Fountain. photo by John Foxworth 2 A University Masterpiece
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NIGHT OWLS: Kristen Cichon, Kara Froe- lich and Cathy Arnaud do some nocturnal studying in Parlin Hall for an organic chem- istry exam. photo by Hannes Hacker. HANDS ON: Tia England, studio art senior, works at a potter ' s wheel in the Art Building. photo by George Bridges. SIZING IT UP: Eric Aus- chitzky, graduate student in physical chem- istry, checks a machine which examines sur- face chemistry. photo by George Bridges. LAST DANCE: Cynthia Miao, Mai Caldwell and Lisa Kuo perform for the final exam in beginning dance class. photo by Hannes Hacker 4 A University Masterpiece
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