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QUAKE continued fi ings where components were shaken loose. He said phone technicians repaired them by Tuesday morning. Students are now back in their residence halls and there is room for students who commute from the valley, Urdahl said. "There is housing available for valley students if they need it," Urdahl said. "We can also accommodate some staff members. Of j course, it all depends on how many requests we get." Food service on campus remained almost uninterrupted by the nnake Manv r>f the dinine halls had been closed down for the holiday, said Doug Pendleton, director of dining services. EVK.Dining Hall, however, opened at 10 a.m., supplying food to students and emergency workers, Pendleton said. EVK also supplied bag lunches to support workers who could not leave their jobs, he said. Several other campus buildings suffered damage from cracks in their plaster to loose cornices and roof tiles. The only buildings closed Tuesday were Mudd Hall of Philosophy, which required repairs on its tower cornice, and the health sciences campus bookstore, which required further inspection, Jones said. Wjr K0^ mgm Ladies and M< $19. Ski Gloves ) 100% Cotton Tui $8.; Everything Imaginable f< THE CPA "The Origim n<>li' ? rom page 1 Old pipes in the Physical Education building developed leaks during the quake, Jones said, causing minor flooding. The pipes are being repaired, although "funds to replace the P.E. pipes are not available at this time," he said. All of the laboratories were inspected, according to a release from the university's news service. Some chemical spills were identified, but they have been cleaned up. The Lyon Center did sustain some damage and parts of it were closed temporarily. Don Ludwig, director of Intramural/Recreation, said that both the main and auxiliary gyms had damaged ceiling tiles, forcing their closure. In addition, the Fitness Center had to be closed because of massive water damage caused by an upstairs bathroom. The University Bookstore remained mainly intact despite the tremors. The bookstore " had minimal damage, primarily from books that fell off the shelves," said Phil Chiaramonte, bookstore director. He said the third floor had the most damage because of die textbooks. Jones attributed the structural performance of the university buildings to a large renovation project on the buildings several years ago. Several older buildings were f * t , f h r? pf 14 u t'y . i umwwi?w<!W 100 OFF! JY 1993 BIKE IN STOCK Discount doolies to manufacturer's retail price )N VALID 'TIL SUNDAY, JAN. 29, 1 ?LIMIT ONE PER CUSTOMER? [UNDRED DOLL m m m m m m m~m m~m m m m i ens Ski Bibs 95 1/2 Price rtleneck Shirts F6 or the Great Outdoors gggg EXAMINATl AND SO F (/' Wiley CPA Ex in a new 4-volw \ / TMIOMOMM. 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