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2 Ill 1 U.S. Bureau of the Budget. The claaranco I.: expd at any i,ine. If , for some reason it is not made, th© Board of Trustees will stongly con-sider declining the grant covering the sciences building. The third and fourth items,totalling an estimAed $00.01C' Et, covered in a request now being submitted to the Unites St; for a 1959-60 commitment. The cost for the fifth project is now being determS.nf:JO, fzu., 6 intention of tho administration to request the Dodge Foundaidop gave funds for the reconstruction of the main portion of Hill 11)41s.., the Hill library. in 1958-59, to provide funds for thc building as a library. Tho sixth and seventh projects an wait a TGW yea, are accomplished, and efforts will then be irv.de to 3-Ern Government grants to cover them. Failing that, the ato,),; to complete these last two steps of overall eon3truction by private funds for tha purpose. The eighth project is not pressing, and lu.! not even A firm judgment on this can hardly be made befox'n saveraa mcru observation. The Board of Trustees has been specific in its insisenQ actual building and furnishing) projects stay within the wzolAn' money granted. It can be asaumed that the architect or architects to La appo the various projects will bear in mind the types of struotures Tiow the campus, as well ac the best utilization of tho antiro c&opuD for reation as well as for building, in any new construction to bc It is likely, furthermore, that the "Functional" arohitocturo :and. put in use in more recent years, particularly wLth reforencz to ligt air, will be utilized in the new construction. Evon'so, an atty:Ap's bt made to achieve and maintain an over-all harmony, in-so-far a II Principles* In planning the new construction, particularly with roforea I, 2, 3 and 4, the following principles are dotrmiaant 1) As much as possible of the present trefJs aad riaj should bo saved. • 46.1617...1.110V41.4. *These "principles" are not stated in order of impo'rtanue. ill ( ,