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published on 04/28/06
Architectural innovations enhance campus spaces
Clockwise from top right: A view from the balcony of the Center of Drama and Film, designed by Cesar Pelli. The Class of 1951 Reading Room in the Thompson Library features intricate woodwork. The restoration of the original ceiling is the focal point of the Students’ Building. The ALANA Center was established in 1994.
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