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| − | '''Havemeyer 309''', a grandiose lecture hall, is considered the "signature architectural feature" of Charles Follen McKim's original six building campus. The hall features features a 40-foot domed ceiling, 330 tiered seats, brass railed gallery, and a 40-foot oak demonstration table. It has been featured in over a dozen films, and was the setting for [[Prangstgrüp]]'s famous "Lecture Musical". Undergraduates have been known to sleep through General Chemistry lectures in the gallery of the hall. | + | '''[[Havemeyer]] 309''', a grandiose lecture hall, is considered the "signature architectural feature" of Charles Follen McKim's original six building campus. The hall features features a 40-foot domed ceiling, 330 tiered seats, brass railed gallery, and a 40-foot oak demonstration table. It has been featured in over a dozen films, and was the setting for [[Prangstgrüp]]'s famous "Lecture Musical". Undergraduates have been known to sleep through General Chemistry lectures in the gallery of the hall. |
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Revision as of 10:27, 29 March 2007
Havemeyer 309, a grandiose lecture hall, is considered the "signature architectural feature" of Charles Follen McKim's original six building campus. The hall features features a 40-foot domed ceiling, 330 tiered seats, brass railed gallery, and a 40-foot oak demonstration table. It has been featured in over a dozen films, and was the setting for Prangstgrüp's famous "Lecture Musical". Undergraduates have been known to sleep through General Chemistry lectures in the gallery of the hall.
