| Show Time Capsule to be Part of New Library Student Life to be Captured for Eternity Marilyn G. G Sanders Staff Writer WHEN the new library fY on the Redwood campus is dedicated on Tuesday Oct 26 it will contain coptain more than just books containing history it will have a little bit of history built right into the foundation a time capsule The capsule is a inch 4 by inch 16 bronze tube to be enclosed enclosed enclosed en en- closed in a small compartment in the wall by the elevator Director of Learning Resources Resources Resources Re Re- sources Katy Partridge said the con contents ten ts will be primarily items having to do with academics academics academics aca aca- at Historically time capsules are a standard part of state-owned state buildings A planning committee made up of administrations administration faculty student student student stu stu- dent government and the library staff was formed to dec decide de what I would be placed in the capsule Heidi Jensen public relations vice president said that some of the items in included included included in- in in the capsule would be student handbook architectural architectural architectural ar ar- ar- ar drawings of the new library a fall 1993 class schedule schedule schedule sched sched- ule a letter from President Frank Budd a library dedication dedication dedication dedica dedica- tion program various photos depicting student life on campus campus campus cam cam- pus the library staff and construction construction construction con con- of the building Planning Committee Member Member Member Mem Mem- ber and Social Science Assistant Assistant Assis Assis- tant tan t Professor John McCormick McCormick McCormick mick wrote a paper that willbe willbe will be published in an upcoming Utah Historical Encyclopedia and also will be included in inthe inthe inthe the capsule Jensen said The time capsule will be sealed when the library is dedicated |
