Marshall University - Chief Justice Yearbook (Huntington, WV)

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Materials make the architecture, but that ' ' II i«ti:«l ' Georgian Revival, tlie James E. Morrow Library has a touch of Williamsburg. Its 100,000-plus volumes are used extensively; and its main reading room, thronged daily, is perhaps the most popular study place on campus. The Freshman Women ' s Dormitory, with its modern style of architecture, was completed in 1955. In its short per- iod of use it has become a campus center. Behind its walls you can find 184 women studying into the wee hours of the morn- ing, sleeping between classes, or gossip- ing at any time of day (or night). • :i i:.

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vhich goes on inside is mostly thought of Tlie Science Hall is a beautifully-equip- ped haven for inquisitive students whose questions may be answered through re- search work in its laboratories. The light on the Gothic arch of Northcott shines through the darkness just as the sun reflects on the Romanesque windows of Old Main. Although materials and architecture put together by the hands of skilled craftsmen may make a beautiful building, a structure alone has no other significance. A building is created for no other function than to serve the people who make use of its rooms and halls. A building will not bring forth ideas, thoughts, dreams; it can only encourage them.