Update: January 25, 2002
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Closeup of the top of Cooper Hall, showing the erosion that has occurred behind the guttering over the years.	In contrast to the photo to the left, this area has been fixed with new blocking in preparation for a new guttering system.
Fueled by propane, this heater keeps the area under the plastic sheeting at least 40 degrees Fahrenheit (approx. 4 degrees Celsius) so that work on the outside of Cooper can continue through the winter.	This photo is of the same area as the photo at the bottom of the Dec. 14 update. The wall that was being braced has been removed. The hole near the ceiling on the far wall will eventually hold a beam.
From underneath the plastic sheeting that covers most of the outside of Cooper, you can see the intricate system of scaffolding and steps that Eby has constructed.