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The addition of two major new
buildings has operled the
possibility for several Cdepartmental
moves throughout campus, Harold
Brunton, vice president for student
affairs, announced.
"For about nine months we
have considered the possibilities
for moves made possible by the
vacating Business, Law and
Computer Sceience from their old
buildings.
Brunton said that although it
was hoped that most of these
moves would be made by fall, he
now realized that "this is
completely impossible. As a result,
we will get to each move as quickly
as we can.''
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Geography, International Studies
and Political Science.
Air and Naval Sciences will then
move out of Barnwell and
Hamilton and into space made
available in Flinn Hall, formerly
occupied by Political Science.
Anthropology and Sociology will
take over the new space
Petigru, which becomes vacant
with the occupancy of the new law
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Cashier's offices, moving from the
Administration building, and
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The bridge itself will be only
about six feet above the ground
and Pickens St. will be rebuilt to
go underneath the structure, he
said. "To .keep some form of
continuity in the bridge," Brun
ton said, "it will extend about
halfway to the back of McKissick
Library rather than dropping off
sharply at LeConte. This is the
reason some trees have been cut
in back of the library."
Brunton said that some of the
problems involved included the
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there is still some reworking to be
done in the area back of
McKissick."
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Bates West. A $2.75 million pro
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for married students and that it
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