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The new library addition to
the Law College building, now
rearing completion, will contain
six book stack levels and a base
ment. The addition adds about
30 feet to the west of the pres
ent structure. Like the new ad
ministrative wing, the law li
brary is financed by a one-mill
tax levy.
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One of the largest building pro
grams in the history of the Uni
versity, involving over $6 milliion
is unfolding on the campuses in
Lincoln and Omaha this fall, ac
cording to John Selleck, Univer
sity comptroller.
Plans call for an additional $1,
100,000 to be spent enlarging the
Student Union at 14th and R. Build
ing will begin sometime this Feb
ruary. In addition to Lincoln-Omaha con
struction, the University is also
building new office buildings and
laboratories at the Agricultural Ex
po iment Stations in Scottsbluff
and North Platte. The building
projects are valued at $160,000 and
$150,000 respectively.
Buildings under construction on
the city campus include a $550,
000 Student Health Center to be
located at 15th & U. According
to Selleck, the building will be
completed sometime late in 1957.
Approximately $850,000 is being
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spent on a new Administration
Building presently under construc
tion at 14th and R. The old Ad
ministration Building, located at
12th and R, will be used for aca
demic purposes after a complete
rennovation.
A $750,000 Pharmacy Building
being erected at 14th and
Vine. The Pharmacy college is
presently located on 13th street,
directly adjacent to the Social Sci
ences Building.
The Law College is adding a
new library costing $250,000. The
structure will be part of the Law
Building at 10th and R.
$480,000 is being spent on an ad
dition to the Women's Dormitory
at 16th and S. The wing will house
approximately 125 girls.
Parts of two floors of Andrews
Hall are being converted into X-
ray and surgical rooms for the
Dental College. Building costs for
this project total $65,000.
Over $750,000 is being spent on
a new biochemistry building lo
cated on the Ag campus.
A married student housing
project is also under way on ag
campus. Building costs are esa
mated at $400,000.
Two new dormitories, one for
men and one for women, are being
constructed on ag campus at a
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cost of $850,000. The Women's
Dorm will house 65 and the Men s,
235.
The Colonial Terrace Housing
project for faculty members was
eliminated this summer. The
building is valued at $350,000 and
will house 36 couples.
The highlight of the building
program in Omaha is the new $1,-
000,000 Nurses Home which will
be a part of the medical school.
A $350,000 Service Building is
also being constructed on the Oma
ha campus.
According to Selleck, finances
for the building program are com
ing from the income from the
new dormitories, the State Build
ing Levy, a $3,750,000 bond issue,
and a $10 increase in student
fees.
Last year, as a part of the
building program, a new psychi
atric hospital was completed in
Omaha and a school, University
High, was built in Lincoln for $1,-000,000.
A full nroeram of events Is
again being offered University stu
dents by the Union Activities com
mittee. The Union will offer free Sun
day night movies in the Ballroom
nt 7:30 D.m. No admission will be
charged, but a student identifica
tion card will be required.
Three Union-sponsored dances
will be held during the semester.
The "Football Frolic" is sched
uled for Nov. 17, the "Homebodies
Hop" for Oct. 27 and the "Final
Fling" for Jan. 18. All of these
dances will be held in the Union
Ballroom from 9 to 12 p.m.
A coffee hour is planned after
football came. On Oct.
17, a special Parents Day Coffee
Hour will be held,
twiner awav eames. Pigskin
Parties are scheduled. At these
parties running accounts of tne
games will be given ana reircsa
montc will hp served.
ypo Hanre lessons will be of-
ferpH t.n interested students of all
ability levels. The lessons are
scheduled for Oct. 17. 24 and 31
and Nov. 7 and 14. They will in
elude all types of dancing and will
be held at 7:30 in the Union Ball
room. The Paul Bley trio will present
two Homecoming concerts on No
vember 2 in the Union Ballroom at
7:30 and 9 p.m.
The annual Union talent show
will be held Nov. 11 at 8 p.m. in
the Union Ballroom. Tryout times
will be announced later.
The All-University Fall Sym
phony will be presented by the
University Orchestra In the Coli
seum on Nov. 18. The Madrigal
Singers, under the direction of Da
vid Foltz, will present a Christmas
concert in the Union Ballroom on
Dec. 20, at 7:30.
The Union Christmas Decorating
Party is scheduled for Dec. 4 at
7:30 p.m.
"The Union has arranged a fine
schedule of activities for the fall
semester,". Bob Handy, Union ac
tivities director, said. "We urge
all students to take advantage of
as many of these programs as
possible."
Sinfonia
All men interested in Sinfonia,
men's music fraternity, are invited
to attend a smoker for prospectivt
pledges Sunday at 2 p.m. in Union
Room 315. Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia
presents concerts and is composed
of nonmusic as well as music majors.
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GOING UP Construction on the
Teachers College wing forms a
background for Nancy Campbell,
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University Chorus
Singers Trials Set
Students interested in vocal mu
sic are invited to register for Uni
versity Singers or Chorus, Dr. Da
vid Foltz, chairman of the depart
ment of music announced Tues
, day.
Tryouts ars required for Singers
and will be held in the Music
Building, Room 101, September 17
19, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Singers
meets at 11 a.m. Monday, Wednes
day and Friday and carries one
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No tryouts or permission is re
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