1988_12 The Daily Collegian December 1988

              ragP 4 Thursday. Dnernber 1. 1968
The Dally Cetllegtan
Building to be torn down?
New San Ramon 6 building could go
in 1994-95 iffundsxome through
BY HAND* MOORAD
Staff Wntrr
Tbe newly-buih San Ramon 6 tem-
porary building will be lorn down in the
1994-95 school year if university growth
rcnttwsuiable and additional stale funds
are provided, according io Paul Bisson-
ette, assistant vice president for Adrnini-
aiauon and External Relations.
Tbe "building will be removed and
space would be incorporaned into a per¬
manent building" if tne university does
not grow more than it is projected and if
lhe slate of California provides lhc money
to build additional buildings, Bissonneae
said.
University growth is figured by calcu¬
lating studeni Full Tune Enrollment
(FTE). Ii has been projected ihat by lhe
1994-95 school year, FTE will rise so
16.900. according to Bissonneue. If tbe
FTE increased to as much as 17.500. San
Ramon 6 would stay.
FTE is calculated by the Acadamic
Planning committee, Bissonneue said.
"In projecting FTE for a given year many
factors are considered. Tbe committee
looks at nigh schooU, growth of San
Joaquin valley, inflaiioo and a lot of other
■lungs," Bissonette taid. The FTE project¬
ed by the universily is further modified by
the chancellors office.
According to David Quadro, special
assistant to the vice president for academ¬
ic affairs. The reason lhe old San Ramon
1 building was demolished and a new San
Ramon 6 replaced it because San Ramon
1 "was 20 years old. It had poor sound
system, poor aircondilioing and heating,
and it was worn out'
San Ramon 6 was built because the
"universily is growing very rapidly, we
couldn't afford to be without 15 class¬
rooms." Quadro said.
The only way lo get another replace¬
ment was to get another temporary build¬
ing," he said.
Commenung on the new facilty, Quad¬
ro said that the new San Ramon 6 cannot
even be compared wiih lhe old San Ra¬
mon 1.
He said "San Ramon 6 has eicellcnt
lighting, which the old building didn't- It
appears we have an excellent heating and
cooling system, one unit per room.
The new bvulding is exlremely well in-
sulssed," be added. "It opens into ihe inter¬
ior cotiriyard so U>eteU no sound disturb¬
ance."
He said that one of ibe biggest prob¬
lems with San Ramon 1 was thai people
in classes could hear noises from lhe out¬
side, but ihis problem has been rectified
in San Ramon 6.
As impressive the administrators find
the new San Ramon 6, some students
daft
Eric Oliveri. an accounting major, said
ihat the beating and cooling system in the
San Ramon 6 classroom was very bad.
"One day il is hoi and another day il is
cold."
Commenting on San Ramon 6's temp¬
orary stalus. Oliveri said dial "I think it
is ridiculous lo build temporary build¬
ings. The university should have wailed
and built a permanent building, ii is a
waste of money."
In the near future, il has been planned
ihat. along wiih San Ramon 6, other San
Ramon buildings may also come down.
Please see TORN, page 5
Dual study
causes
problems
BY ROBERT HEWRICKSON
CoHlritunnt Writer
t
Students woo choose to be creative
in iheir academic planning are liking a
nsk because pnAlerns can come back
lo haunt them.
Concurrent enrollment, simultane¬
ous auendance at more than one col¬
lege, between CSUF and Fresno Ciiy
Collegs-Js-ao option that siudenis can
pursue. Bui, according to die registrar's
office, ihere is a right and a wrong way
lo go about iL
Tbe proper method of persuing this
option is by malting a forma] request
io the school at which the student is
taking the most units.
For CSUF students, tne application
must be made at the registrar's office.
Departmental ar/proval for taking class¬
es al FCC will be vital in granting the
Please see DUAL, page 7
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