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Strike a pose ... Over the past four years, the face of the university changed a great deal. At different times and in various stages it was razed, revamped, tucked, nipped, and emblazoned. The aim was to put its best face and foot forward. Before the extensive body of work began, the administration saw a changing of the guard when David Roselle became the new president. On the academic front, in 1991 a tense drama was played out. For months the Medical Technology program's survival was in jeopardy; then at the last moment the university administration recommitted itself to it. Student organizations such as Queer Campus and SEAC stayed in the public eye as they raised their voices in protest against intolerance and violence directed against other Evolution peoples, lifestyles, and the environment. De- bates and the opening of a new dialogue on politically correct speech and diversity on the campus and in the classroom became increasingly common. The subtle changes that affected and created a new vocabulary for administrative offices, the campus and the classroom were not enough. The university wanted to get physical. . . The newly constructed, twelve million dollars Ray Street complex opened its doors to students in 1991. The construction of Harter Hall and the Rodney dorms was overhauled, then revamped. New plumbing systems, furniture, and renovated lounge areas were just some of the changes. The Bob Carpenter Convocation Center was built to accommodate better training facilities and a new arena while the new Lammot DuPont Laboratory was still under construction in the spring of '93. Amy E. Carello Phys & Health Ed Jennifer L. Carney Apparel Design Michelle E. Cams Medical Technology Danielle M. Caron Elem/Special Educ Joanna Carpenter EngJR Royal J. Carroll III Accounting Patricia A. Caruso Interdisciplinary Mjr Janine M. Castle Psychology Thomas D. Casulli Geography Pamela Caswell Nursing Robin L. Cautin Psyc/Philosophy Christy Cavanaugh Elem/Special Ed Rodney, Russell, and Harrington dining halls all received facelifts within the last year, with Rodney Dining Hall taking the lead — having gone through more phases than the moon. On a smaller scale, other university facilities were given a new look, like Newark Hall and Alison Hall. In the interest of the classy touch, the university (wanting to top it all off) took the elegant route with the installation of new brick sidewalks on North College Avenue and South Central campus in 1992. With more construction and renovation to follow, the university has given a whole new meaning to the phrase "technical revolution," and students who saw it all happen in the past four years have only gotten a glimpse of what the ultimate picture will be. — Cheryl Jowers Cavanaugh 271
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