Anyway, since there isn't a huge demand, I'm sure a few would serve the need. Plus, the few that are removed from the WCC or Teague can be replaced by 486's, which won't matter much to the people that use them (mostly for word processing and the like).
Solution: (from CIS Operations Associate Director)
We had pentiums and 486's both in the ACC at one time and it caused problems with the server. We have found that the servers work much better if we do not mix the PC's attached to them. Therefore we put all 486's at the ACC and all pentiums at the West Campus Library.