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Avenue. The building sites facing this axis south of the valley would presumably be used eventually for men's dormitories. Third, an axis is assumed 'parallel with High Street and passing through the center of Chemistry Hall and extending from VVoodruff Avenue to 11th Avenue. North of Chemistry Hall there would be building front lines parallel with High Street, one passing along the east end of Tirown Hall, and the other the same distance east of this axis, South of the valley the east building line passes through the northwest corner of l hysics Hall and the west building front line is the same distance from the axis line. The building sites facing this axis line, south of the valley, would best be reserved for men's dormitories to be erected in the near future. Their length should be in the north-south direction, so all rooms may have the beneht of sunlight either morning or after- noon. The site on this axis line at the north end of the group, is already occupied by the Student's Social Hall. The site on this axis line, at the middle of the south end of this group would best be reserved for a ments dining hall, as its north side would not be desirable for dormitory rooms. More Women's Dormitories Fourth, an axis line is assumed parallel with High Street and passing through the center of the dome of the Observatory, and extending from it south- erly to 11th Avenue. Centered on this axis line. south of the Observatory it is proposed to have a great court with women's dormitories facing upon it on the east and west sides, leaving a gap if necessary, or having a low building for a woman's dining hall, at the south end so as not to unduly interfere with the transit telescope of the Observatory. Eifth, an axis line is assumed, parallel with High Street, passing along the front line of the new Cow 'Barn and the west end of University Hall, and extend- ing from VVoodruff Avenue to University Hall. The fronts of the Cow Barn, the Judging Pavilion, and the Horse Tlarn are on this line. The next building site north of University Hall facing west on this building front line, has been talked of for an Agricultural Machinery Hall. Tn any case the old Electricity Hall will have to be torn down or moved. Sixth, a cross axis line is assumed perpendicular to High Street and so located as to intersect the center of the next large building to be located north of the site reserved for Mechanical Engineering Hall which is planned to be east of the new Mechanical Engineering Shop facing east, and symmetrical with it. At the intersection of this axis line,-with the north and south axis line through Chemistry Hall, it is proposed to place a working building facing south. Seventh a cross axis line is assumed Jermendicular to High Street and 7 N passing through the center of the proposed Mechanical Engineering Hall east of the vresent Mechanical Enffineerine' Sho 7. This axis line is to be also the center 5 6 18
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