Fordham University - Maroon Yearbook (New York, NY)

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I' ELL. here is where mosl of I 'rhe Fordham noise orig- mdies. You see lhis is Collins Audiforium which was buill in 1904. lfs lower floor rooms fhe Sopho- more classes, bu+ lhaf is noi lhe only Source of +he +umul+. The loud Commands re-echo when +he R.O.T.C. is holding i+s weekly Wednesday reviews, or when lhe mile learn is pracficing on +he lfncle- The Band also blares for+h Wrfhin Hs walls and The Glee Club fha-nfs +here foo. Bu? as 'rhe name 'nClIf2a+es, +he building houses fhe filldlforium which resounds wirh +he fesonanf Tones of lhe aclorsf'

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' 'THIS is our chapel. our place of refuge and solace in our spirilual liie. The Cljlapeli Whose ivy-covered walls, and mag- niiiceni inferior have provided a filling place for almosi a hundred years of Ford- l1Gm's hisiory as a place of worship. Com- in I845. if served as a chapel for pleled Seminarians and as a parish church for ihe surrounding 'rerriiory uniil IBS9 when ihe parish of Our Lady of Mercy was esiab- l'5l19d in Fordham. Since +hen, if has been f1SSCl exclusively by Jrhe siudenis. ln I929, 'i WGS enlarged by exiending ihe main building and adding The iwo iransepis and solemnly dedicaied by His Eminence Pdirick Cardinal Hayes, Archbishop of New York, in April of ihai year. The resi- fleni sfudenls' daily mass. monihly devo- OHS, Mass oi The l-loly Ghost and reireais GFS held here.