WMUK: Only lots of money can save East Campus
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What would it take for Western Michigan University to change its plans to demolish three of the four buildings on East Campus? “A lot of money,” said Western Michigan University President John Dunn, speaking in a radio interview July 1 with WMUK and two local newspapers. Dunn was the first guest on WMUK 102.1 FM’s new weekly radio program “West Southwest” hosted by Gordon Evans.
Excerpt: “This really is truly about preserving what I think is the jewel in the crown, and that’s East Hall, and as much of East Hall as possible,” said Dunn.”
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Source: WMUK and MLive
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