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THE NEW BUILDING. 



When the Board of Regents accepted 

 the architect's plans for the new Science 

 Building this summer, the Forestry 

 School was assured a permanent home 

 for the first time. The new building 

 which will cost $350,000, is to house all 

 of the Natural Sciences, i. e., Botany, 

 Zoology, Geology, Mineralogy, Psychol- 

 ogy and Forestry. It will be located be- 

 tween the new Chemistry Building and 

 the Law Building and face North Uni- 

 versity Avenue. It will be a four-story 

 brick structure, 250 feet long on the 

 north side, 280 feet on the east side, 

 built somewhat on the style of the Chem- 

 istry Building with a court in the cen- 



ter ; the south and west elevations, 

 however, will be cut short on account 

 of the diagonal walk. Each elevation 

 will be a long, narrow structure with 

 rooms 24 feet wide located on either side 

 of a 10 or 12-foot corridor, thus giving 

 every room outside light. 



The floor space is to be divided 

 between the various branches of science, 

 so that each science has room on each 

 of the four floors ; Botany on the south- 

 east corner; Forestry in the middle of 

 the east side elevation and Geology in 

 the remaining space on that side. Min- 

 eralogy has all four floors in the east 

 end of the north elevation ; Zoology the 



