Case Western Reserve University - Lux / Differential Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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Rockerfeller Physics Building was a gift of John D. Rockerfeller. It is the oldest C.1.T. building still standing. Constructed in 1910, it is presently used for Physics classrooms and laboratories. Millis Science Center was constructed in 1962. It is one of the more modern buildings on campus. It houses both laboratories and offices for the Physics, Chemistry, and Biology Departments. The structure was named after John Schaff Millis, a former Western Reserve College president. Bingham Building at the south end of the Case Quad is the home of the Civil Engineering department. Campus 29

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I mpresstons of Art... One of the most prominent aspects of the CWRU landscape is the visual interest added by the variety of sculptures spanning the grounds. From the kinetic curves of Snowfence to the dramatic angles of Morning Star and the weight of the mini- malist style in Spitball, the sculptures do add anew dimension to the campus. One of the primary sources of funding for the out- door art is The Mildred Andrews Putnam Foundation. The sculptures promote art and aesthetics and provoke comment from most who see them. This time the students reacted as follows... “What's that supposed to be?”’ “It needs a root canal.” , “Spitball???”’ “| think | like elias