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An - ' addi tion of a performing arts conditioning and , leaky Millersville University's large needed funds for a new tional 900 parking spaces are center and $2.5$ . million for the Council of recently windows.. Also , he , . " Trustees said the building. HeI Ie said the request necessary , according to "best expansion of McComsey Hall. sent a request to the state for arrangement of the rooms "is" has been sent in each year for estimatesest n1ates of security people Land acquisition is included ] ' a $ . million budget not conducive well - 122 capital to placed the past 18 years he's worked to meet an evening and com in the price of the arts center , . " ' for 1985.86 , . " " this academic classrooms the offices follow here he said , "It's not a new muting class increase , said which would bring instruction ' year , a increase no logical pattern . 1 substantial and the request. don't feel any more Gray Sellers , Vice President in drama , music , speech into over the granted 1984-85- building is inaccessable to the optimistic about getting the for Finance and - Administra one building , as well as radio $ . capital budget of million. handicapped. money now than I did 18 tion.. 35 " The major priority for next The building requires a years ago.. Budget for 1986-87- totals and television studios.. " . - . .---.. -- .- . - . -. year is the demolition. and great deal of maintenance The most expensive project - r , a well.. p- replacement of Myers Hall work as Stollenwerk r ____ on the budget request % is the b " " ratilwx, , $ . , - Lase . project estimatedest lnated to cost $5.5 said "We work on . it constant construction of Phase II of " aat ,a 5"i f . Myers is one of the ly . We . Roddy , - n Q : million never get it fixed. Science Center cost w ' " ; yam , oldest buildings on campus There's always something. ing a proposed budget of .$6$ a and according to Don Ann alternative plan was million. ' ' - "."' Phase II allows for the addi 'a1MTI' tion of a number of science 1 laboratories and the conver-¬ ... .. , . - . .. .. - . --.w.-- . -. ' - ' " .. .. - ' . > ..... .. .. , . .. - . " '" '' - " . ' __ ' , . ,, of '- - . " . _.. sion existing labs - ' '-0-- - fr, .. into "'--- . _ - -- . _ - " + ..__ ' general purpose classrooms. j . ' 'r' , - , ' s a Fes Approximately 72,000, square , feet of electrically heated , air I -1- a. conditioned and properly ven- . Q ! 1 wR !7 T . ''f k '4' w will be . space added. ! ) tilated ' F a ji Other capital budget , - allowances $ , . are . $175,000 . allot . i µ ., . .. .. ,..,. ... p . .. ... " . " F. , ' : . ' : >- : w , . ' ' . , ' , ted for ofoficcice and classroom , \ :' furnishings , behavorial ( Photo by John Bednar ) testing equipment , computers at $ 1 0 . 6 millionIn i 11 ion , withwit h A humanities building , $4$ - .... ,. " . .. - " . 106 .... ' . " " - - a " . " _ _ _ < . " and > modern language - ; . " . < . " > , - - , . > .w - " - ¬ " < O . _ - ---0 . > " . ' ' "' . ., . .. - . .. " . - $ , , ' - - _ ... .. ' .> $100,000 allotted for the pur- million and a new addition to . - laboratolaboratoryy for the renovated . " " - . ' - " . - ' . ' " ' '- chase of six to eight acres of the administration building , : ' . ;. ' ' . ... "" . ; : . .. .. _ - - - - - $ , - . - " - - - - Byerly Hall $150,000 for new - - - land that is available for sale $ . million , are the two pro furnishings and up to date 275 next to the campus.. The land jects slotted for 1987-88.- . The printing , duplicating , copying would be used for University humanities building would and word processing equip- expansion and to provide a provide 52,500, square feet of Stollenwerk , Director of the sent to the state suggesting ment for the Central Services link betbetweenween the campus and instructional space to the " - Physical Plant , is "basically Myers could be renovated Facility , a building currently - . , in Brookwood , a 500-student English , foreign languagel llguage and " ; ! obsolete. stead of replaced , but , said being renovated and residence hall apartment com- philosophy departments. , $ , Specific problems with the Stollenwerk that job would $295,000 providing for the ¬ - plex owned by Student Lodg- In 1988-89 , $3.5$ . million is building , said Stollenwerk , - cost in excess of one million development of a comprehen-¬ in ing Inc.. requested for a new addition clude a very old heating dollars.. sive plan for parking lots , Also planned for that year to Pucillo Gymnasium and continued on page 6 Lintner Attends English Conference Eckert Appointed UP BY FRED SCHENCK- for University Advancement Staff Writer A Millersville University which was delivered during Education major in English President Joseph A.. Caputo ment was created by the ¬ - senior recently attended the the Literature and Arts sesses-- with a concentration in JourJour announced the appointment Millersville Univ.. administra-¬ 1984 conference for the SIonsion.. nalism is currently Editor in of Gerald C.. Eckert to the tion in 1982 and in 1983 the " ' English Association of the Lintner said that the stu-¬ Chief of the Snapper.. "Right post of vice president for University's first Annual " " ' - ' Pennsylvania State System dent session was very helpful , now, said Lintner , "I'm spend University advancement on Fund program was initiated.. of Higher Education where and that she appreciated the ing most of my time in class Wednesday , Sept.. 26.. Through gifts to the she received a certificate opportunity to meet other Caputo indicated that Millersville Foundation , the recognizing her as Millersville students and hear their ideas Eckert , previously the direc-¬ Annual Fund , and special ' " ¬ University's "Outstanding about education.. The 12 - R tor of college relations at events , more than $ , . stu $205,000 " English Student" . dent representatives were . 'r Franklin and Marshall Col-¬ was raised.. ' ' R , " , "I'm proud to have been presented with certificates 4 lege was chosen after a six In 1977 Eckert joined ththe chosen to attend the con- recognizing them as the month national search.. Franklin and Marshall staff " ference , said Melissa Lintt-- outstanding English student Eckert will start his new job as associate director of admis- " ' ¬ ner. "I t's and honor to repre- at their respective schools. at MU on Nov.. 5.. sions.. Eckert then became Its " " sent MU.. "Students are nominated in Eckert will supervise fund-- director of the alumni pro- The annual conference , the Spring by the professors raising , public relations , gram in 1979 and in 1982 , he " hosted this year by East in the English department , government relations , and all was named director of college " Stroudsburg University , took said Dr.. Liliana Zancu.. "Then other aspects of university and alumni relations.. ' place from September 20 to we select the student that we 'a advancement . p " 22 at the Shawnee Inn in the feel deserves to attend the "I am delighted that Mr.. ", t - Pocono Mountains.. conferencecan ference. Eckert is joining us at " ; " " ' The two day conference "We chose Melissa because Millersville , Caputoto said.. : : tijiSIdes i"dei-" - b e " I'n - - t , sSl' - : - " . - " Ilnside--t . ' ' the consisted of papers presented she had been particularly ac "With his appointment , we by outstanding English pro- tive and involved in the hope to develop new sources " ' , , _ , fessors from throughout the English department added of support for Millersville S naDi a ppper: p et fr state school system. There Dr Zancu.. University and strengthen was also a student session This"" was the second year communications with our where Lintner had the oppor-¬ we had a student represen ¬ alumni and with our com- " tunity to meet and exchange tatitativeve from Millersville at- munity , Caputo stated.. INSIDE THE SNAPPER " " ideas with student represen-¬ tend the conference , said Dr.. ( Photo by Jack Leonard ) "Eckert will be responsible " " - Fundamentalists tatives from 12 of the 14 state Zancu.. "We prefer juniors and and working on the Snapper. for planning and implement . , : ' " " - . See 2 3 schools of higher education. seniors.. They are better 'l1 definitely want to teach , ing programs to secure in Attacked pages and " " 1 I Comics. See page 8 "I really enjoyed the papers prepared for involvement in said Lintner. creased levels of public and " " by , professional . be used to Review of presented the professors conferences. Lintner said she would I private funding to . , that - ' " - - - said Lintner.. "Ir especially According to Dr.. Zancu , degree University , Van Halen's en at like to get a Masters enhance the in " " 1984" . SeepageSee page 11 joyed Professor
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