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Political and personal are the same.

Political and personal are the same. In script writer

He was infected with the virus in March while the government was still distressed by the lockdown. The place where he was arrested called the disease "a kind of dirty bomb thrown into the body".

Sitting in the auditorium now feels very radical. This auditorium used to have 900 seats, but it has now been changed to 250 seats. This is just a metaphor, showing that this metaphor is as powerful politically as it is physically. The theater here has become an anti-microbial behavior that all of us are still trying to understand. In the show and director 

 As the first season of the solo season, the London Theatre Company co-director Nicholas Hytner (Nicholas Hytner) once again demonstrated his keen understanding of how theater touches the core of social function.

Here, there is an urgent need to discuss together what we can control the disease, if any, Hare described in another point as "swallowing the Catherine wheel." In his 2003 verbatim broadcast 

, Hare pieced together to explain the details to the witness, and launched a fierce attack on the British railway: now he himself is a frontline witness in a very different story of political disaster.

On a stage with only tables and chairs as props, Fiennes will play M again in Bond, which is delayed this fall, describing the distressing symptoms. He said loudly: "Sewage has all kinds of smells." It started with "Platonic disease" and started with "Many black and white movies in the afternoon", and as the process progressed, he went from "sweat" at a high temperature of 40 degrees. Woke up, endured vomiting for several days and even contracted herpes. A wider observation of the terrible challenges facing medical experts further amplified his personal insights; a thrombosis professor told him "she saw the stickiest blood in her career." During his illness, he felt "completely desperate" for a moment, even though he mentioned his wife [Nicole Farhi (Nicole Farhi)" "because I was Bela Lugosi (Bela Lugosi) skin color. Terrified", bringing him a little anger. 

If the Hare’s public political views are less hit, it’s simply because the Conservative Party’s incompetent farce (at least in this weekend’s polls showed Johnson’s profligacy on the Labour Party) shows that we are familiar with these arguments. Nonetheless, post-disgrace political endurance still means that it is still important to continue to elaborate on the dangerous mix of political arrogance and incompetence: insufficient testing and tracking, nursing home scandals, and often insufficient protection for frontline employees.

Hare also talked about promoting populism in Britain and the United States in an attempt to change attitudes towards the disease. Whether it’s Trump’s dismissal of taking “losers” seriously, or right-wing journalists clamoring that the pandemic is a war that is bound to be lost, it’s all part of the terror, even after thousands of deaths. The disastrous consequences of the terrorists can be seen in the anti-lockout demonstration in Trafalgar Square this weekend.

However, despite his anger and eloquence, when he made a simple and almost primitive appeal to "truth" that night, it was the most powerful point of the evening. He referred to other profoundly divided political events from Bloody Sunday to the Glenfell Building disaster, and he proactively declared that in the end, facts proved to be the only way to solve and cure such disasters. The moment Fiennes uttered the word, the atmosphere in the theater changed, and it was possible to hear the entire auditorium breathe more quietly. When we are clearly in the post-truth era, then you have to remember how important it is to be in the same room with others again.

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Furniture and layout can affect the success or failure of an open office design more than any other single factor. To build an open office to increase people’s productivity requires an honest look at the customer’s company culture and business methods.

Open office design means different things to different people,

, Is an architecture, interior design and urban design company.

Even companies that fully embrace the concept of open office often don’t have 100% open design, so it’s a good idea to start the design process by understanding why customers need open design solutions in the first place.

"If the organizational culture itself does not support employees to choose these types, it is difficult to make it successful. This is related to behavior and whether management is willing to speak up. This is a top-down scenario. Ensure that senior management or the leadership team accepts these The type of choice offered to employees’ ideas." – CEO Jonathan Wasserstrum

Companies that implement open office strategies tend to do so for one of two reasons, explained Angie Lee, the company’s vice president of office buildings

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An open office allows you to accommodate more people in a space, thereby minimizing the need for square feet.

The implementation of an open office can be part of an overall upgrade designed to preserve your talents and attract newcomers.

The most functional open office design addresses different work patterns by including flexible spaces that can satisfy each type of work. Most office workers don’t do exactly the same job a day, working eight hours a day, so it doesn’t always make sense for them to stay in a space all day long.

Lee explained that Stantec designs spaces for five basic working modes.

This key type of space promotes concentration. Lee explained that private offices, workstations and benches in quiet areas can all contribute to a healthy and focused space.

People should be able to dive into specifically designed for

When they need to have a conversation or brainstorm with colleagues.

Cafeterias and other multi-purpose meeting places are great for quick conversations with colleagues so that you can further collaborate in the future. Lee said: "It is important to incorporate these types of spaces into planning and design."

Lee explained that most organizations do not need dedicated training space, but they will have to conduct some type of full-staff learning on a regular basis. Consider the flexible layout and layout of conference rooms and other spaces. Customers can convert them into auditorium-style or classroom-style seats when they need to train groups.

Lee said this category describes any area where employees can rejuvenate and rejuvenate. this might be

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Or any other unsuitable space for work.

Lee added that there is no fixed formula for the ratio of focal space to other space types. The secret of success depends on the industry the customer is in.

For example, a technology company may reward collaboration space, while an insurance company may need more focal space for sensitive conversations. Lee said that company culture is also part of it. It is not enough to provide different space types. Employees need to know that they can actually use them.

"If the organizational culture itself does not support employees in making such choices, it is difficult to make it successful," Lee explained. "It has to do with behavior and whether management is willing to discuss it. This is a top-down scenario. Make sure that senior management or the leadership team accepts the idea of ​​offering these types of choices to employees."

In open office design, the correct size of space for various working modes is a continuous task. A workstation that is too small will make employees feel like they are working in a sardine jar. The huge meeting room is idle or underutilized, accommodating a dozen people a week, and vacant the rest of the time.

Check how much your total space is, and the current square feet per person, and then consider how to reallocate this space to the different balance between open workstations and other space types.

Lee explained that a recent Stantec project merged the offices of two Washington DC business management consulting firm Gartner. Although the number of employees increased from 1,600 to 2,000, the total area was reduced from 450,000 square feet to 350,000 square feet.

The density ratio of the office dropped from 280 square feet per person to close to the industry standard of 175-180, and the ratio of open plan to closed plan changed from 70% open and 30% closed to 95% open and 5% closed. The client eventually eliminated several floors from the saved square footage of rent.

Lee explained: "The CEO at the time had a vision for relocation because he knew that the existing space was dense with private offices, and people would not talk or cooperate with each other." "It is mainly composed of sales and research. Departmental occupation. You can imagine that salespeople operate differently from researchers. But they need to recruit the best talent, and to do this, the work environment must reflect the most advanced 21

The environment of the century. It was his vision that drove this project. "

The layout of the open office may be retained. But customers can make the most of them to achieve tenant success and employee retention. The way you arrange your commercial space is almost as important as the space in it. Consider these five tips to maximize the limited square footage.

Jonathan Wasserstrum, CEO of commercial real estate technology company, said that the transition between the various space types of SquareFoot is “very smooth and well-designed”

. "However, one way to create a certain kind of separation is to place a sofa. The back of the sofa can naturally "seal" the space. People do it in their apartments and houses all the time. The same concept can be applied to modern workplaces. Attract those who want to work on the sofa, as well as those who pass by desks or meetings."

SquareFoot’s engineering team often needs to quietly write code or plan infrastructure, but brokers usually talk to customers on the phone. Wasserstrum explained: “This work can make people spend a long afternoon, especially when there are a dozen in-house brokers like ours.” “We did our best to separate the two departments in the old office, but we Can only do a lot of things."

The new space separates the two, but at the same time provides a lunch and relaxation area for all departments, so the two teams will not be completely separated from each other. Monthly birthday events and happy hours after get off work encourage socializing between different areas of the company.

Glass walls and partitions allow daylight to penetrate deeper into the core of the building, but they also reduce visual privacy. At base camp

At the new global headquarters in Atlanta, created by Perkins + Will, some collaboration rooms have added graphics to the glass to help visually distract.

Chip DeGrace, the chief design officer of these rooms, said: “You can see others, but not documents.” Other spaces (such as meeting rooms, large conference rooms, and other collaboration spaces) are arranged along the perimeter, and have glass inside and outside. To make full use of daylight.

Place meeting rooms and utility rooms in a central location to provide the same convenience for everyone. The resting space where people can recline on a sofa or comfortable chair may not be in or near the office, but they are not in the middle. Buying from the customer’s leader is essential to complete this work, but placing the space in the right place will make buying much easier.

Wasserstrum said: "If everyone sees themselves as a mobile office, and the office as a shared workspace that meets everyone's needs, then we have no problem to solve." "Fortunately, so far, this is ours. Way of working."

"Every successful company has a three-year, five-year, seven-year, and ten-year business plan to help them develop their business." said Andrew Cisisly, the company's Western sales director

, Contract office furniture expert. "A good facility manager should have a similar plan."

You may not implement the current customer's 10-year refurbishment plan on site, but you can use the easily reconfigured space to set it up for success. This means creating layouts and specifying furniture that can be moved and changed without too much work, such as removable walls and partitions. Cicisly recommends: “Think of the real estate portfolio as a blank canvas and try to make everything as fluid and flexible as possible.”

The most successful open office layout is the one that frees up your customers' energy to do the best work. This is a tool for enhancing capabilities-therefore, it cannot be a cookie-cutter approach that is the same for every customer. Use the client's existing footprint to create a customized mix of space types and paths that perfectly suits the people using it.

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It is to find tools that can support the activities occurring in each space. Madson suggested that the small meeting room that was originally intended for 15-minute meetings might not even have chairs.

"Is there a task to write or conceive on the wall?" Madsen asked. "We think it is vital to ask such questions and create with our customers to understand the reasons driving these space needs and what resources are needed to help them complete their daily tasks."

The customer vision meeting is the ideal place to discover these needs and guide your design. Madson explained that the CBT process is called a vision laboratory and can last from 4 hours to 3 days. The company collects representative employees from customers and leads them to understand their office needs, needs and culture.

Madsen said: "Everyone in the group does not work in the same way throughout the day or have the same idea of ​​what tools they need to complete the work." "Computer developers, human resources personnel and legal analysts are all in the same house. Technology companies work, but may need different tools throughout the day, that’s okay. How do we solve each of them and let them flourish in the new workspace?"

A commercial real estate technology company, which aims to help the company find office space, did a similar operation when it moved its New York headquarters to a larger office space 9 blocks away from the old office building. It turns out that most day-to-day interactions are informal and do not require meeting rooms or scheduling time, explains founder and CEO Jonathan Wasserstrum. 

"When it is necessary to plan the office space we really want, we deliberately build in many small corners and areas, which will attract people who want to get rid of desk changes or meet with colleagues. Project." He said.

Wasserstrum said that the furniture specifications for the project follow the same strategy. The design team searched for furniture that supports casual gatherings, and finally adopted customized products specifically designed for placement in the space.

Wasserstrum pointed out: “We also keep an open mind and work with suppliers that are not traditionally known for office space furniture.” “For example, our whiteboard tables come from school supplies suppliers. But it’s important for us to know what we want. Said to be perfect. The line between

Employees want to feel comfortable in the workplace, so there are more and more ambiguities every day. We also want to choose furniture of a certain size to make it move naturally and encourage cooperation. We chose a rotatable recliner to enable people to shift their attention to others or other things. "

Thoughtful layout and flexible furnishings will not guarantee the success of your customers, but they will go a long way in creating spaces where people can grow.

The design of each open office is different, but they all have one thing in common: the need to increase productivity and ROI.

In any space, specifying the right furniture is crucial, but in an open office design, this can mean the difference between the open concept workspace that people like and the one that complains about. The designer solves the problem of open office furniture for customers in the following five ways.

Colleagues can chat in a space with ledges or seats to facilitate habitation. They are very suitable for use in blank areas such as under stairs or near meeting rooms.

Informal habitats are not a unique type of space in themselves, but when they are in the right place, they can be a useful (and welcome) addition to the office.

Interface’s new Atlanta headquarters was designed by Perkins + Will, using stacked carpet tiles as floor mats to encourage employees to “plant themselves here and hang out,” explains Chip DeGrace, the company’s chief design officer.

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Ideally, your customers should be able to quickly disassemble and rebuild detachable walls without making a lot of noise or trouble.

It should be easy to dump some walls and put them back to create spaces of different sizes or shapes, and run power and data to that area. "Some departments change with the wind and they need to be able to reconfigure," said Andrew Cisisly, the company's director of sales for the western region

, Contract office furniture expert.

Technological advancements such as flat screens allow you to make your workspace shallower than it was a few years ago.

File storage is another area that you can specify less than before-most companies don't take up a lot of paper as they used to, so you may over-specify storage solutions.

The ability to fine-tune the space according to their needs encourages employees to take ownership of your design.

However, this does not mean that you have to customize each space according to everyone's ideas. Instead, flexible furniture is provided to adapt to a variety of different subjects, such as height-adjustable tables with height adjustment settings, rather than just some presets.

"One of our design philosophy is that 100% of the space should be used 100%," said Dave Madson, the company's principal.

. He likened design to chef Alton Brown's dislike of any "single task" or kitchen tools that only do one task. Madson explained that the same is true for design. No space can be a single demand side.

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"The cafe should be used all day," Madsen said. "You will provide space for a cup of coffee. It needs a table and chairs. Lunch is great, but there can also be a white board next to it, so it can be a temporary meeting space. It is private and will not hinder you, so There is no need to book a meeting room for quick conversations. If it can only do one thing, then it shouldn’t have a place in workplace design."

Janelle Penny has more than ten years of experience in journalism, with a special focus on facility management. She aims to provide practical and feasible content for facility professionals.

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)-The Emmet man is known for being tried but not convicted in two federal stalemates. He was arrested on suspicion of trespassing at Idaho State University on Tuesday.

In the Lincoln Auditorium of the Capitol at that time, when the public began to commotion, the Idaho State Police was also called in.

The Lincoln Auditorium was supposed to host the House Judiciary, Rules, and Administration Committee hearings, but Chairman Rep. R. Caldwell's Greg Chaney (Greg Chaney) moved the hearings to another room in the East Wing after the riots.

Initially, the meeting was disrupted because members of the public-at least part of the anti-vaccine advocacy group Idaho Health Freedom-refused to withdraw from the newsgroup.

There is a table in Lincoln Auditorium with several seats for Congressional correspondents. Seats are only available for members of the media with appropriate credentials, and the meeting was disrupted when people without credentials were asked to leave.

Eyeon Boise: ISP seems to have detained and removed Ammon Bundy because he apparently refused to leave the Lincoln Auditorium

-Betsy Z. Russell (@BetsyZRussell)

After the police warned the soldiers that they were not qualified as qualified media, Chaney asked people to leave their seats. When they returned to their seats, Chaney told them they needed to leave.

Several people in the room started yelling and the soldiers entered the room. All deputies left the conference room and moved to another hearing room to continue their legislative agenda.

At the same time, Bundy and others stayed in the Lincoln Auditorium, sat at the media counter, and refused to leave.

Before 5:30 pm on Tuesday, ISP soldiers said they had arrested three people who refused to leave Lincoln Auditorium, including Bundy.

"The troops are clearing the hearing room as ordered by the Speaker of the House of Representatives, Scott Bedeck. When the Speaker gave the order, there were about 18 people in the auditorium. All but three of them left the room voluntarily. Three people who refused to give the order Arrested by Idaho soldiers.

"One of the three arrested was Amon Bundy of Emmet. He refused to stand. The police said he was handcuffed and evacuated from the State Capitol where he was still sitting in a swivel chair.

Witnessing Boise: Two men, Ammon Bundy, were arrested and removed after refusing to leave the Idaho State Capitol; arrested after two days of protests

The three arrested were scheduled to enter the Ada County Prison for misdemeanor violations.

Other information will be released as it becomes available.

Many people, including Congressman D. Boise, witnessed the arrest. Bundy rolled out of the building from his office chair.

Earlier Tuesday, the ISP cited and released a 33-year-old Boise man for trespassing. According to the ISP, the Idaho Police Force personnel asked him to leave the area. He refused. The soldiers removed the man from the hearing room, was extradited and removed from there.

Bundy has recently appeared frequently in the state legislature and has testified in several hearings during special sessions of the legislature.

He also supported efforts to recall Governor Brad Little, but due to the coronavirus pandemic, Little issued a stay-at-home order in March, but he did not successfully recall.

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If it is only used for office staff meetings, it can be used as a reminder of the best appearance.

Since the pandemic forced the theater to close in mid-March, there has been no lack of noble attempts to recreate the stage magic on streaming platforms.

, Instagram Live and YouTube (Broadway talk show shows "

(Two theater productions are played every day). Of course, the production of virtual theaters is mediated through technology, so they are not as experienced as the former mezzanine buildings, but they are not completely polished or always pre-recorded. Part of the dramatic pleasure is its immediacy and the possibility of something to collapse with it. That aspect is still intact, and recent performance has declined due to a late start, uneven Internet and audio/video connections, poor prompts and poor lighting. Producer and writer Jonathan Tolins (Jonathan Tolins) joked: "It all feels like a local part of the Jerry Lewis TV series." "It seems that these actors might be in their laundry room."

Of course, the stumble may be very flattering-who doesn’t like watching Jake Gyllenhaal bathed in a yellowish light, from "

(1983) In front of an ordinary blind? -Especially because they are related. Increasingly, we also hope that non-native speakers will show themselves through digital platforms and make eye-catching performances, whether it is meetings, job interviews, friendly catch-ups or Instagram Live clips, all about cutting the spouse’s hair. Indeed, all digital worlds are a stage. So, if you need help with navigation, why not find Broadway?

Fortunately, in addition to the trial, victory was also achieved. Sometimes this has

Because of the choice of work. Tolins (Tolins) in 2013 single-player drama tells some cordial narratives with a family atmosphere, such as "Buyer & Cellar" (Buyer & Cellar), the actor was hired as a man-made shopkeeper in the basement of Malibu in Barbra Streisand. It was the welfare revival on Broadway live last month. Easier transfers require less coordination and can also reduce audience suspicion. However, the production team also considered technical issues-in the star of his apartment in the city center, Michael Urie, there are three ring lights (circular lamps that evenly distribute light), two cameras and A cameraman (his partner Ryan Spahn). For a standard Zoom call, the two phone settings may be too large, but the following tips may be practical and can help you stand out from the crowd when we all live in a reality that is more real than a novel.

Clothes and makeup are important-dress up parts but stay away from the houndstooth, this may show a dazzling blur on the screen-but the lighting (this may be the difference between looking like yourself and faded or shaded ) More tricky art. For its part, the fluorescence from digital devices is as likable as the fluorescence from bug destroyers. First, place the computer between the external light source and the desk and chair to make your face glow. Your computer can also help you: When providing introductory notes for the "Buyer & Cellar" streaming media, Tolins set the desktop background of his computer to pure yellow to create a warm tone and add a little color to the skin tone. The paler side. For those with darker skin, comedians

She wrote articles for the late-night comedy series "Desus & Mero" and filmed weekly Instagram Live shows in her apartment in Bushwick. She proposed the "white and blue" light, which can be passed through Apple's night Mode to achieve. As of recently, Fumudoh has been using

Remove nasty shadows and brighten the eyes.

Not that a natural look is always appropriate.

, Is a film colorist responsible for the iconic blue tone in "Moonlight" (2016), recently purchased

When installed in a floor lamp or flashlight, it can provide a seemingly infinite mix of colors and special effects, and change the entire room. (Bickel chose a flashing lavender option in a kaleidoscope thank you video sent to a friend of a New York emergency room doctor.)

, A photographer who has worked with Greta Gerwig and Frank Ocean, and his wife, film producer Karen Cinorre, are experimenting with

On their camera lens. This type of overlay is also popular with Broadway technicians, who are responsible for setting the atmosphere on stage. The brand’s website suggests that purple may be used as a cheerful pantomime, while Victorian melodrama may require light green. Levy also recommends using Photo Booth or your camera app to preview the lights and check them before important calls.

You don't have to worry about the camera device itself, although it is very rude, but it is basically fixed on the standard streaming platform. But there are other phased elements that can benefit from attention. "Watching all these new works on Zoom or YouTube, you can tell who will shoot your own video and who doesn't know."

, Is a casting director in Los Angeles, and consults the actors about the advantages and disadvantages of the actors' self-selected auditions. She said: "I always tell the actors not to distract them, such as refrigerator doors or dying plants." She recommends using neutral colors to draw a small square for any available wall space so that the background does not affect the side at hand Actions.

For sound purposes, you may want to cover your

Blankets for walls. Soon after Alison Koch became the digital content producer for Playwrights Horizons’ pure audio playback and music project "Soundstage", she said that she realized that "crowding into a bunch of recordings in a makeshift recording studio in the locker room is not I will cut it.” Therefore, the team went to professional recording studios, which naturally provide top compressors, microphone preamps, etc. but

, A sound engineer and mixer has written for two musical episodes of the series, one of which is Kirsten Childs’ "Edge of the Night" (released next month). He said that some aspects of the studio can Imitate at home. "You want a very isolated room-no street noise, no air conditioning, no cats' calls-and you want to eliminate the cracked sound you hear in a new empty apartment." Except for the blankets, Furniture also helps suppress reverberation. Atturio said: "Actually, the room is more important than the microphone." Although a decent dedicated microphone has clearer and more focused sound than the built-in laptop model,

Only $100.

But what if you need a scene with drama, or just want to enjoy the pleasant weather and call your porch or fire escape route? Earlier this month, the actors and producers

Location reconnaissance (via FaceTime) was conducted in Bette Midler's Dutchess County, New York State, and the actress is preparing to make a party for the show on a virtual stage

, This is a non-profit organization established by Midler in 1995 to support urban gardens and parks, and it happens to fall into the corner of the garden. He warned: "When shooting outdoors, be wary that the iPhone microphone can only transmit sound from a distance." In other words, speak into the microphone. And if there is a strong wind or a truck with horns passing by, it will be muted.

"The eyeliner is very important. I don't want to be stared at as I was directly in the audition, so it's best to look a little from the side of the lens." Isaacson said. Although she added that she occasionally met a person who "refused to see me and only showed their personal information, which is really weird". On most devices, there is a green light next to the lens, which is a good gaze position (please make sure your camera is just above your eyes, this will make your face appear at a suitable angle and encourage good posture) . And, needless to say, don't stare at the face projected on you. (If you can’t help yourself, you might be on the stage after all. Nevertheless, you still choose to hide your opinion.) Another area that is not worth looking at is your notes-for example, Torlins printed out his speech on tape Go to his monitor-or the room around you. The camera does not lie, and you never know when someone will pin your image, and get a detailed view with little listening or nervously clutching ads.

The last step may be to not consider anything you just read. "Give yourself time to set it up and make sure everything is in order. This way, you can rest assured that you can forget your equipment and focus only on contacting people." Finally, if something goes wrong, please try to recover and continue the show. Levi added: "I don't like us being here, but I like the honesty and perseverance built at this moment."

The Montclair High School auditorium needs a lot of upgrades, including new seats.

In his "School Status" speech to the MHS community this month, principal Anthony Grosso expressed his desire to see the auditorium equipped with new seats.

The current seats were originally used in the auditorium built in 1960 and the rest of the expanded school. This is the first expansion of the school since the original school building was constructed in 1914.

Grosso said that current seats lack a large amount of interior trim, and replacement parts for seats are no longer produced.

Grosso recalled that when he grew up in Clifton, the MHS Auditorium was a favorite place to watch performances and concerts in the community. He said that the auditorium provides an opportunity for outside dance companies, theater companies, speakers and presenters to attend school.

When talking about the available seats, Grosso said: "I have to share this with you, which brings me an organizational embarrassment."

In addition to serving as a venue for performances and concerts during the school year, the auditorium can also be used as an alternative place for graduation ceremonies under inclement weather conditions. If the ceremony is held outdoors, it can be used as an overflow seat. Amphitheater.

When the Eagles guitarist Joe Walsh, who was an MHS graduate in 1965, played, including a plug-in concert at the school in 2015, board member Jessica de Koninck pointed out that the school must have a generator because the hall wiring was not up to standard. task. She said that in addition, there is no air conditioning in the auditorium, which is very uncomfortable in summer. She said that the seat will therefore be one of a long list of upgrades.

According to a list of priority projects proposed by the architect Parette Somjen in the area in 2018, the replacement of auditorium seats will cost approximately $631,000. However, there is no seat replacement in the school district’s capital construction project list for the 2020-2021 school year. The list of items for the coming year includes masonry repairs for each school.

The school has a sample seat model that can be used in the auditorium: a charcoal gray reclining seat with black armrests.

The rent for the auditorium ranges from $531 for events without spectators to $3,674 for events with spectators.

Grosso also hopes to purchase new table and chair arrangements in the next few years. He said that many of the existing furniture in the school can be traced back to the 1960s, and the condition is getting worse. In addition, the "single seat" format is not suitable for assignments that now involve group work and collaboration.