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Show f^f:'r>':; h"^ FT] .....•r:n rn m .:-:•: n â€".....; tr).Bm EteaxioMTRANSVERSE SECTION OF THE UNION BUILDINGProm. It will be so arranged that when the doors leading into the lounges and halls are thrown open nearly the entire floor can be used for dancing.Second Floorâ€"This floor will provide for the business activities of the campus. There will be rooms for all campus organizations. A study of the plans will reveal the completeness of the design and the excellent proportion of the allotment of space to the needs of each activity.Several alterations will be made in the details of the plans so that the final structure will be a finished product.END ELEVATION OF THE UNION BUILDINGMr. Richard A. Hart, in a report made to the Committee on his inspection tour of the East, stated that the plans were universally praised. Students, faculty and alumni of the University of Utah may well be proud of the progress made during the past year. The administrations are certainly to be congratulated.After all, a Union Building is valued only as it is able to render service to the University, because itself is the result of unselfish endeavor of many loyal Utah men and women.cI\\e Auditorium/^"^VNE of the greatest needs of the University ^-^ of Utah is an assembly hall in which a major portion of the student body can cometogether as a unit. The legislature of the state of Utah realized this need, and at its last session appropriated $100,000 for an auditorium,.â- LOWER FLOOR SEATING PLAN OF THE NEW AUDITORIUMPage 326 |
