University of Nevada Las Vegas - Epilogue Yearbook (Las Vegas, NV)

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4O PSYCH CLUB

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Ioor everything was black from moke. Up on the second floor, ounges suffered from broken glass nd everything had a deeper grey mokey look. The third floor was oretty bad. President Levine no onger had an office. The only wood oaneling left on the wall was that hich was behind the burnt gavel laques. Her secretaries' office re- eived a crisp ceiling, a burnt l'senti- . ental ballot box and extensive moke and water damages. The of- fice of Public Information on the Envi- ronment tPlEt suffered only from smoke pollution. Moving around the corner, the Publications Offices were washed out. The ceiling was burned and de- stroyed. All over everything were pieces of charred wet ceiling. According to the fire insurance in- vestigators, the damages are esti- mated at $20,000. Black though said, I think they may be a little low, after they figure in the cost of some of the furniture which we lost. The fire was described as a typi- cal office fire - cause unknown. Plans to rebuild the third floor are being handled by the Student Union Board which met last Friday. Accord- ing to Black, Reconstruction should only take about two weeks. Temporarily Student Government offices will be located in the second floor Fireside Lounge. Phone mes- sages will be taken on 739-3221 or campus extension 221. PIE has moved to the chemistry Building. Publications, the YELL and the EP- lLOGUE have been moved to the sixth floor of Tonopah Hail tdormt lounge. Their telephone numbers will remain 739-3477 and 739-3478 tuni- versity extensions 477 and 478;

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