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Show Wednesday, March 29, 1995 Coffee Soda & The Daily Utah Chronicle Soda price comparison UofU Weber 8oz .55 12oz .65 20oz .90 .85 .45 32oz 1.08 1.09 .65 8oz 12oz 20oz UofU .79 1.17 USU .50 .60 .45 .55 .80 in the Gazebo, while the same offer is $1.49 at Brackman's Bagels. Not many complaints have been fielded by any of the Union food supervisors. Jason Kohles, an employee at Taco Bell and a U. freshman, said most cushave not tomers probably noticed yet. Salman Banday, a U. freshman did not recognize the additional 5 cents until told, but said "it from page 2 Galloro said. She predicted students would readily take advantage of such an opportunity. The coffee prices arc similar among the schools. The U. is 5 cents and 10 cents higher than USU and Weber State respectively. BYU docs not offer coffee. Louise Hughes, the Gazebo supervisor, said complaints are "ridiculous ... I know we're not out of line." She maintains the offered services are indisputably lower than the market. For example, a bagel with cream cheese runs $1.12 with tax sucks." Irfan Ali, a U. freshman, did not notice, but wasn't worried. "I don't care about 5 cents." Galloro said further increases have not been planned for the near future. library 1 By far the greatest accomplishment of Hanson's administration is the dollar expansion of the library's main building. The 210.000 square foot addition will nearly double the original 264.000 square feet in the n familiar structure. Hanson said he had been trying to get the building expanded since 1975. two years after he became the director. But finally getting the expansion begun was not the reason he retired. Hanson said. "It's a combination of age 62 and finding a good time in the project to go." Hanson is from rural eastern North Dakota. He worked for the University of North Dakota and the University of Minnesota after graduating with a SUZANNE SOFFE Unions annual conference in San Antonio. The conference provides a place for manufacturers to present and promote new games, items and amenities for college unions. A memorable display at the conference was a high-tecinformation center. Through such a facility, students would have access to all university departments and programs, as well services. as. Students could leisurely peruse lists of campus job openings or apply for a student loan. Experts at the conference the dramatic decrease of income from amusement games, as a national trend. Chronicle Staff Writer 1.09 degree in mathematics. Before that, he served in the U.S. Navy for five years. At Minnesota, he coordinated a new library building, so construction was nothing new for him. he said. He met his wife. Grctchcn. because both arc librarians. The two have four children and plan to stay in Salt Like, because they "have no burning desire to move," Hanson said. He calls this the reason for his unusually long tenure at the Marriott, as well. While the University of Utah Union and its employees recover from successfully hosting Novell over spring break, the search for the next Union director has only just begun. After 40 years of Union service, director Ernest Bcbb is preparing for retirement. The search committee, organized to coordinate the selection of a new director, has been quietly accumulating applications. After having already received over 50 applications, the search committee expects to gather at least 50 more. "I guess I'm not at one of a kind as I thought." Bcbb. said. The board also seeks students concerned about Union issues and problems to serve on the Union board. There are several positions "People will just be spending their money elsewhere," Bcbb said. National trend or not. the U.'s open bowling income dramatically increased in recent months. February bowling income was approximately $6,500. That figure is the highest in five years. For seven straight weekends in a row, prior to spring break, the bowling income totaled $1,000. Upgrading the bowling alley with automatic scoring is most likely responsible for the increased income, according to Union board members. Union renovation such as the new stairwells and patio, and the closing off of the cast and west h on-lin- e con-finne- d ball-se- Noon Inslhule Coiuvrl Choir IVrformaiMv TODAY ) iinum Slnurbern ' Daqnirix and Vina (ofadas from Shenanigans irili fettOI'M & 7:45PM TIII KSDAY Joseph Smith Memorial lild. I amku'V IVrformaiMvs 18. Tickets The nomination committee will report their selection for Union board chair April 25. Recently,- the director and others attended life Associated College W ednesday til Inslilnle Main office. - f (A P i X& ITU-iV- a f s&f i9i v r- I;' w ' II Cv ll mm raws? SV ? -- v. v.v.vv.v. jhocl ym II Y4'MMi ffisi '; .v y. A II II iu lit tiu, .iw Ah.- - .H. (Alv 'AX A If. . . jm.. i L 1 1 i AM v a. mw. mm, 0 Kir A... fff f II Mm X. 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Because the board chair's job is a demanding one, a tuition waiver accompanies the position. There are also stipends awarded to the other student board members. Bcbb said the board is seeking "students at large" with diverse opinions and a general interest in Union affairs. Applications for board chair and other offices arc due April 12 and interviews will take place April 13 ur Sillars and the rest of the committee arc halfway through the six semifinal-ists- ' public presentations. They will ch(xsc three by the middle of April, and Jcrilyn Mclntyrc.vicc president for academic affairs, will select one of these for the post. "Kvcryonc's invited" to the remaining presentations. Sillars said. For times and places, call 58 1 8558. 5 Union director preparing to retire, but employees are the ones looking for rest McD- -m. 1 .80 Weber soda multi-millio- 7-1- .35 Coffee from page USU BYU - rVv v i ... w. .w ; |