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Students react to new Fraser
UDK-FIRST WITH CAMPUS NEWS
If the word "Fraser" is mentioned to a KU student or faculty member, the response is one of disgust or jubilation—but seldom indifference.
"I was in Old Robinson before my class moved and Fraser is a nice, bright change from the gym," said Leslie Edwards, Great Bend junior.
Tim Jacobs, Shawnee Mission sophomore, expressed the opposite view.
"It seems, how shall I say it, sparse—like a blank wall. All new buildings seem that way to me. But in Fraser, if you went from one room to another with a blindfold on, you couldn't tell where you ended up from where you began."
"INSIDE. I LIKE IT, but I'm not sure about the outside," said Hal Peters, Salina freshman. "Outside, it looks like a big square building. Strictly blah!"
Les Watson, Silver Lake sophomore, defended the building's appearance.
"I like it, and despite what others say, I like the outside, too." Watson said. "I don't believe that unity in architecture necessarily makes for beauty. Not all buildings on the campus should follow the same theme."
Damon Mountford, assistant professor of psychology, said his new office in Fraser is "very nice except for one major problem. Sound carries terribly here, from one room to the other, and even from one floor to the next."
MOUNTFORD TOLD of instructing a class in one of Fraser's new classrooms and being constantly interrupted by someone writing on the blackboard in the next room.
"The noise of the chalk on the board was amplified in my room like it was in a sound box," Mountford said.
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1967