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Re: Rose Garden destruction

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From: Lee Robert Ingraham
Date: Wed, 24 Mar 1993 00:05
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In article <1onjb0INNak@chaplin.cs.ubc.ca> krywolt@cs.ubc.ca (Russell Krywolt) writes:
>  Could someone enlighten me as to why UBC is planning to bulldoze the
>rose garderns by the faculty club and put up a building
>of some sort? Why do they insist on destroying nice areas on campus
>for this sort of thing? Why not raze one of the B lots, build a nice
>10 storey building with 5 levels of underground parking, and move in there?
>Anyone else out there feel that the people who authorized this should
>be kicked a few times, if not shot outright?
>
>	/dev/russ - "Is the Japanese garden the next to feel the plow?"

I enjoy the Rose Gardens very much during the summer and I'd hate to see
them destroyed.  I'd also like the gardens between Main Library and
Sedgewick stay intact but they'll be a building there soon too!!

from Someone else who cares.

Lee.
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From: c8b192@rick.cs.ubc.ca (Lee Robert Ingraham)
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Subject: Re: Rose Garden destruction
Date: 23 Mar 1993 16:05:39 -0800
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