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Friday, October 21, 1977
University Daily Kansan
Gym addition critical, HPER chairman says
If you have tried to enroll in a swimming class at the University of Kansas or attempted to reserve a handball court in Robinson Gymnasmis this fall, you probably found that the class was filled or the court booked far in advance.
According to Wayne Osness, chairman of the department of health, physical education and recreation (HPER), that situation should be improved by a Sept. 16 Board of Regents approving a $6.7 million addition to the gymnasium.
Osness said recently that many activity and basic skill instruction classes in the HPER department had been unavailable to most KU students.
HE SAID 50 per cent of such classes were closed on the first day of enrollment each semester and 75 per cent were filled by noon of the second day.
the need for the addition was called critical by Osness and other members of the project's advisory committee. Basic needs require us to consider the space each student required.
"Right now, we're operating with about one-third of the space we need just for the basics," Osmens said. "The addition will require that we work harder and allow us to offer adequate instruction."
will be a room for wrestling and the martial arts, he said.
THERE WILL BE triple the space available for conditioning, including a weight-training room with greatly improved equipment and space, Osness said.
A new pool will be used to give instruction in life-saving, water safety, scuba diving and other swimming classes that have been filled for years. he said.
Also, Onness said he will be a new studio and another room available for dance classes.
Oness said hundreds of new lockers,
particularly for women, would be installed.
There will be 13 new courts for handball.
racketball and squash. The current three courts are reserved by 7:30 each morning,
NEW CLASSROOMS and student area will include a library study area for students, an audiovisual room that will accommodate almost 100 people, at least two teaching laboratories and more space for faculty and faculty-student conferences, he said.
Oaness said the new facility would emphasize education initially and recreation later.
Bidding for the addition, which will adjoin the present structure to the west and south, might be in November. Osssain said. The complete dumit test is the 1793秋 semester.
"We're sold on the education mission," he said. "We owe the KU community, including all students, faculty and administration, an opportunity to participate in activities that will benefit their health and recreation, but first we must be able to offer the educational programs that there has been a growing demand for."
Reference librarians offer advice
library's information with anyone who was interested in learning.
"Out of the two million books in this library, there has got to be something for just a few."
By DAVID ALFORD
Staff Writer
When your paper is due in 24 hours and you would sell your soul for that one last book you need to finish it, don't worry. Watson Library's reference librarians are willing and able to lead you through the fray.
Rych Gilbar, reference librarian at Watson, said recently that he liked his job because he could see immediate results from his efforts.
"Working on the desk is great because you can see the people you are helping," he said yesterday. "Believe me, they are grateful." Gilbar said he considered his role to be that of an educator as well as a trouble-shooter.
The library's reference desk is staffed from 8 a.m. to 11 p.m. Mondays through Thursdays; from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Fridays; and from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. Sundays; and from 8 a.m. to 11 p.m. Sundays.
"I think what we do should be considered just like a class," he said. "It's important for people to know what books are available. The reference room is full of amazing books that most people don't even know are there."
Gilbar said his primary responsibilities while working on the reference desk included telling students what materials were available and then directing them to the
They just need to come up to the reference desk and tell us what they want to find out about. "he said." We are here to explain the information problem they might have.
GILBAR SAID the reference room on the second floor of Watson was the right place for students to start their research projects. He said the reference room contained information about the subject that would direct students to more in-depth studies of topics they were interested in.
1 'AWAYS let them look by themselves for awhile. Then I'll give them additional help if they need it but said. "They feel a lack of investment if they find what they need themselves."
"We're just trying to prevent the heart attacks that most students think they're about to have when they come to us for help."
Gilbar said he wanted to share the
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