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BY MARK BAUER
The Shorthorn assistant news editor
Construction crews finished erecting the steel skeleton for the Maverick...
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T H E U N I V E R S I T Y O F T E X A S A T A R L I N G T O N
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Your Day 2A
World View 3A
Sports 4A
News 6A
PULSE | SECTION B
BY MARK BAUER
The Shorthorn assistant news editor
Construction crews finished erecting the steel skeleton for the Maverick Activities Center’s 20-foot high and
52-foot wide climbing wall
Wednesday.
Work began on the structure Tuesday and finished
late Wednesday afternoon.
Once the structure is inspected, the next step is installing
the actual climbing panels
March 30, said Chris Muller,
Campus Recreation associate
director.
“I’m excited about it,” he
said.
“I think it’s going to
provide a niche for students
.
.
.
climbing enthusiasts.
”
The $200,000 wall,
scheduled for completion
last semester but delayed
by structural issues and the
installation company’s availability, will open in late April
in a former racquetball court
next to the indoor soccer
Rock wall started, should
reach completion in April
Workers are taking the
first steps to build the
long-a
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