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Dr. Craig Blakely, department head of health
policy and management and director of office of
public policy research institute, said it’s a good
idea to have three buildings.
“Students tend to make a lot of noise,” Blakely
said. “Now when we have meetings, noise is not an
issue because students are in another building.”
The complex is scheduled to be ready in
November 2005, occupancy will start in Janu
ary 2006.
“Now we have the technology and we just
need the students,” Dickey said.
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