Wednesday, August 21, 1985
Daily Nebraskan
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Bookstore won't hike prices
to pay for construction costs
By Sandi Witkowicz
Staff Reporter
When Nebraska Bookstore moves
into its new, larger building at 13th and
Q streets in early 1986, students should
see an improvement in bookstore ser
vices, said Mark Oppegard, store gen
eral manager.
But they won't see any price hikes to
pay the $2.8 million bonds used to
finance construction, he said.
"We won't change our (pricing) stra
tegy," Oppegard said. "We look at the
building as a long term project. We
don't expect to get it paid off over
night."
Oppegard said the new building will
have about three times more retail
space than the present building, which
has about 13,000 square feet for retail
space.
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With this added space, he said, store
officials will be able to add some lower
priced and higher priced products. Be
cause of space limitations, he said, the
store now offers most of its product mix
in the middle price range.
The store currently has about 50,000
titles in the general reading depart
ment. That number is expected to
increase by 20 percent to 25 percent.
Oppegard said larger quantities of
each title will be available.
Please see BOOKSTORE on
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Mike Adams, brick layer, lines up cement blocks that will
make the south wall of the new Nebraska Bookstore, 13th and
Q streets. The estimated completion date for the new store is
March 1986.
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