The removal of classes and student activities from Tolman Hall — which occurred July 15 — due to the building’s "poor" seismic rating has been the source of recent tension between campus administration and faculty members with offices still in the building… "They said ‘why are you all of a sudden panicking? Because you have always been in this crappy building and told that it was rated poorly,’" the staff member said. "Well, now they are pulling people out, so that creates a different kind of division among those who have a right to be safe and those who do not … I don’t see how they can get around that, I mean morally."

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by Noah Kulwin, The Daily Californian.

Posted: August 1st, 2011, by: admin. Categories: . Awaiting Comments.