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KU Med Center gets face-lift
By Melanie Matthes
Kansan staff writer
"We're excited about what's going on here," said Roger Lambson, vice chancellor of administration for the College of Health Sciences.
The University of Kansas Medical Center is taking on a new look this semester with the construction of a new parking garage, fitness center and bookstore.
He said the University realized a critical need for the new facilities long ago, and the ability to finance the projects provided the motivation to begin the work. Planning for the projects began two to three years ago. Lambson said.
The bookstore opened July 14th. The parking garage and fitness center are scheduled for completion in
"We had to take some books to another room on another floor in another area because there wasn't enough room." Bock said. "People had to crawl under or over or squeeze through to get what they needed."
Bock said the new bookstore would carry an expanded line of novelties, gifts, medical instruments and reference books.
"There are lots of people in the medical profession who don't know how to get a reference book when they need it." he said.
He said the center would cost about $2.5 million and membership fees would most likely be included in the students' tuition.
Steve Paul, acting director for facilities planning, said the Kirkmayer Fitness Center would feature an indoor running track, lap pool, aerobic and weight facilities, gymnasm and sports medicine clinic.
Ralph Bock, business manager for student union services at the college, said the old bookstore was too small and inadequate to provide for the needs of the University.
Orr-Major Hall, where students spend most of their time, Suero said. Many classrooms and laboratories are located there.
He said that the bookstore was a separate corporation that did not receive tax dollars and that its contingent money generated by the old bookstore.
December, he said.
"It makes the med school look more impressive to people visiting the campus," said James Suero, Wichita sophomore.
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First part of Union work finished
By Liz Hueben Kansan staff writer
The hammers are quiet now in the Kansas Union, but only temporarily.
level four of the Union.
The corporation governs the operations of the Kansas and Burge unions.
Holley said future renovations were planned.
Phase one of renovations to the 65-year-old building is now complete, said Pam Holley, president of the University of Kansas Memorial Corporation.
Each semester, $12.50 of each student activity fee goes to support phase one of the renovations, said
Roger Templin, immediate past president of the corporation. He said Student Senate approved the increase in fees in 1985. Financing for phase two has not been decided yet, Templin said.
Phase one was a $6.5 million project involving complete renovation of the food services on level three of the Union.
Approximately one third of the bookstore remains to be renovated during phase two of the Union project, scheduled to begin next summer, said James Long, director of the Kansas and Burge Unions.
Also included in phase one of the project were the renovation of the Kansas Union Bookstore's north end and the building of a new office complex for student organizations on
Long said phase two was still in the planning stage, but that it would involve primarily level four and would cost between $3 million and $4 million.
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