2008 Woodie Awards
Photo Gallery: A look inside Doudna
Katie Anderson and Bryce Peake/Staff Reporters
Issue date: 4/28/08 Section: Online Exclusives
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Two DEN reporters got an exclusive look into Doudna Fine Arts Center last week and took some pictures of the building's nearly-completed infrastructure.
Art professors are set to start moving their personal belongings into the new center on May 5.
To take a look at the inside, click here!
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Erik Dawson
posted 4/28/08 @ 6:30 AM CST
This thing is such an ugly waste of time and money. How about we spend the time and money on majors that actually matter.
S
posted 4/29/08 @ 1:05 AM CST
I'd like to point out that the Doudna fine arts building will be housing some of our music education majors - and let's not forget why Eastern was originally founded. (Continued…)
Thumbs down
posted 4/29/08 @ 1:17 AM CST
Yes, the architect is renowned, but this building looks like a cold, sterile mess. Dark hallways, plywood walls -- what was he thinking? Another of his campus buildings is called the Death Star -- seems like a fitting name for something so lifeless and inhospitable. (Continued…)
Amanda
posted 4/29/08 @ 2:08 PM CST
Majors that actually matter?!? What is that? You seriously think that the arts don't matter?
Yes I am a music major and I will be in this building a lot, but I think that people other than just fine arts majors can appreciate this building. (Continued…)
Chris
posted 5/01/08 @ 2:49 PM CST
I don't buy the whole argument about majors that don't matter, but as a poli sci/pre-law major, I can say I'm excited to see the building up and running, and even if I will probably never get to take a class in it, I look forward to seeing performances and such there. (Continued…)
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