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• Who Moved My Cupola?
  <br>During a quiet weekend last July, a crew came to campus to steal away one of the University’s oldest landmarks--the Ferry Hall cu ...ns Hall, the residence dedicated for women, went up on the opposite end of campus.
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• Entryway sign linked to university’s early days
  [[Category:Buildings]] [[Category:Campus Architecture]]
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• Oral history: Sue Durrant
  ...umber of dormitories to house people from out of the city and area, so the campus itself of course was much smaller than campuses are now and uh, most everyb ...into physical education and so, uh, I didn’t really notice; I noticed on campus that there were not a lot of professors who were women and that would be th
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• Oral history: David Seamans
  ...tion building at the time. He taught the first computer hardware course on campus, in 1956 or 1957 and, with William Grant in music, built an analog music sy ..., 2010 and we’re in the Emeritus Society Lounge, Owen Library on the WSU campus. Why don’t we start with your name
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• Holland and Terrell Libraries History
  ...an Hall along the Terrell Mall. They are the main libraries on the Pullman campus. ...ry was one of the first buildings to be constructed with modern functional architecture. It cost $2,600,000 and was designed to house 1,500,000 volumes and seat 2,
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• Thompson Hall History
  ...s, and Special Collections]]Thompson Hall is the oldest extant building on campus, designed by noted Seattle architect James Stephen and his Chicago trained ...t notable buildings, an excellent example of an early ideal in educational architecture.
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• Carpenter Hall History
  ...uildings designed by the first University architect and first chair of the Architecture Department, Rudolph Weaver. Due to wartime building restrictions, neither ...ecialized software, and vital resources are never far away with a complete architecture library located on the ground floor.
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• Waller Hall History
  ...is strongly related to Stimson Hall and echoes the use of the traditional campus materials of brick, wood and courses of ashlar. The overpass crossing Stadi
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