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University Daily Kansan
Thursday, March 27, 1980
Equipment.
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of the senate when Dan Rohrbock, a McColum resident, discovered the equipment in storage and brought the issue before a senate meeting, Percival said.
"I was a student in McColum in the spring of 1973 and I started to check into this stuff to see where it was." Rehbruck said.
While working in the McCollum cafeteria in late 1978, he said, he discovered the equipment in a storeroom.
"I knew it was around somewhere, but I wasn't looking for it at the time. I happened to stumble on it while looking for something else," he said.
ROHRBACK SAID he had been collecting information on the equipment and its whereabouts for some time.
He said that there was some interest in the senate when he brought the issue up but because he didn't have much information, the idea just died there.
One reason for decreasing resident interest, he said, was that Housing moved the equipment.
"It was moved immediately after I brought up the top in the senate," he said. "I happened to see where they moved it to." It was then that the slowly accumulating information on it."
Robbread said he had recently gathered enough information to meet with Wilson, and discuss what would be done with the enquirer.
"HE SEEMED WILLING to bring this equipment back out and use it, but that was conditional on development of a firm plan and funding," he said.
Wilson said resurrecting the communications center was still a possibility.
"I'm willing to continue, but the struggle would be how many students would be interested in this thing now. . . I still think it is worth trying to fly with the residents (in 1974)," he said.
But according to Rohrback, the communications center was basically dead.
"I don't think anybody here is seriously thinking of resurrecting the communications hall," he said.
Munjak said the possibility was still there, but remained doubtful.
"TTL PROBABLY be a white before you do," Ms. Sawyer said set up. If they do make and recommendations, we're practically broke, so we would be up to your next year's senate to allocate the funds.
The costs involved could prove to be prohibitive. The costs of just rebursting the rooms could run into thousands of dollars, he said.
"I would bet it would probably cost over $3,000," he said. "We would have to buy out the contracts for the weight room and some office space. That alone would be about $3,000."
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