Vl* Vol. 44, No. 04 nside UWM looks to develop Blink 182 Kennilworth building page 15 By Steven Potter to come up with a development plan. The task force is headed by Harvey safe UWM is considering ways to develop Rabinowitz, a UWM real estate develop­ retail space and condos out of used space ment and urban planning professor. (§_> ' Masturbation!! in its east side Kennilworth Building. The task force will have about nine page 4 In the plan, UWM would open meetings to discuss the fate ofthe Kennilworth to private developers that Kennilworth Building. The first meeting, would add economic value to the East scheduled for Sept. 23, will be a public North Avenue neighborhood it shares tour ofthe building. Stomp Interview with 69 businesses. Some ofthe initial plans for the page 9 Assistant Chancellor Don Melkus said building include using the top five floors in an interview with The Business as art galleries, office space, condomini­ Journal, that UWM was considering just ums, and restaurants, and keeping the first selling the building until the university floor for retailers and the university. was urged to keep a presence in the No estimate has been made in about neighborhood and develop itself. the price of this development. Architecture students Currently, UWM uses the 500,000- UWM has leased and maintained square foot building as storage for two Kennilworth from the U.S. government's academic departments, housing for fleet General Services Administration since honor 30th anniversary maintenance, mail room and printing 1972. UWM assumes full ownership in services divisions. 2002. UWM's School of Fine Arts also has The building has been a Ford Motor with structures studios on the building's sixth floor. Co. assembly plant, an ammunitions The university has created a task force plant, and an A.C. Delco plant. then turned over to the students for By Monique De Rocher supplies such as flexible steel and stucco, both of which were used in this new Some would say they look out of exhibits. Each Design Build class creates place, but the new structures outside of Attorney General questions another exhibit, therefore, making each the Architecture and Urban exhibit temporary. Planning(AUP) building could actually need for credit card These new projects, which took about stand for something. The structures were a month to construct, are not a final built as part of a summer course called project said Greenstreet. "Students are protection Design Build offered by the Architecture still working on a few areas," Greenstreet Department. Dean ofthe School of said. Two professors, Harry Vanoudenallen By Steven Potter the telemarketers don't tell you that they Architec­ and Denise are the people trying to steal money from ture Manley, Six companies have been selling your account." Depart­ assisted fradulent credit card protection, said the Wisconsin filed one ofthe first ment, students Attorney General's office Tuesday. lawsuits in the country against a credit Robert with the Attorney General, James Doyle, says card protection plan last December. Greenstreet, current there is no need for such protection due to The Attorney General's office resolved said this project. federal laws. that case against Futherance International year's Vanoudenallen "Federal law gives credit card holders Inc. in June. theme was guided the a great deal of protection," Doyle said. Futherance International Inc. sold the 30th students "The maximum liability for which a "protection" to Winconsin consumers anniversary with the consumer can be held liable for unautho­ under the name Premier Card Services. ofAUP. design rized charges is $50...Charging consum­ After obtaining credit card numbers, "I give aspect while ers $300 for credity card protection is a consumers discovered that Premier Card [the Denise scam." had charged almost $300 to their ac­ students] a Manley This investigation is part of a coordi­ counts. theme... helped with nated law enforcement sweep by Attorney Doyle said that all 26 consumers who they design the construction. These structures are Generals and the Federal Trade Commis­ filed complaints have recieved full it and then construct it on a limited located in front ofthe AUP building on sion. refunds. budget," Greenstreet said. Through Maryland Avenue. 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