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Thi architect'd .-ketch show the front of the new Union, fncing on Kenwood Boulevard. Governor Nelson helps break ground for the Union Community Center. Union Scheduled Another step toward better student facilities is the building of the new Union Community Center around the old student union on the northeast corner of Maryland Avenue and Kenwood Boulevard. Coating some $2,255,000, part of which came from a fund drive last year, the Center will contain a snack bar, lounges, meeting rooms, and eventually a large cafeteria and bowling alley. Besides being a place for student relaxation, it is planned that the Union Community Center will become a location for many University sponsored cultural presentations and activities. The major cost of this new building will be paid back by future generations of UW-M students through a portion of their fees and through patroni-zation of the Center’s income-producing activities. 12
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Additional Classroom Space floor general classroom building, which will be able to accomodate more than 4,600 students at one time. It is to be built on the site of D Annex. The structure will have classroom, laboratory, and office space for the departments of anthropology, economics, history, political science, social work, sociology, the division of commerce, urban studies, and the Institute for World Affairs Education. It will also have a lecture hall seating 506 persons and two large reading rooms. The Fine Aits Building is the newest building in use on campus, having been opened in fall, 1962. It contains classrooms for comparative literature, languages, classics, and some English classes, as well as the audio-visual center. Large rehearsal halls for the orchestra and band, an impressive public music room, and a number of piano practice rooms are among the many special provisions for the music department, which is also located here. Envisioned for completion in the fall of 1964 is the 31 2 million dollar, eight- Thr general classroom building, shown in this architect's sketch, will be the largest building on campus.
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In contrast with the old cnfctcrin, shown hero with a ITSL meeting: in progress, the new nfftcrli and snack bar will feature Krently expanded and improved rating facilities. for Fall ’64 Opening One of the planned student lounges is shown in this artist’s conception.
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