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Tlu rc U °r las 8rown from a one-building institution in 1913 to a complex plant. . .' ' ar 1 at present nine residence halls, four academic buildings, the library, admin-is ra ion building, Clara Lucas Hall, the dining hall, infirmary, the gymnasium, and ® l0m? management house which are divided into two campus areas. In the early sages ot construction is a dormitory which will replace Scott House and will house ont| .r xl fifty students. Moffett Hall will be completed in the fall of this year amt win house three hundred sixty-six students. The Sunken Garden, scene of May Day for many years and traditionally favorite site for the outdoor on-campus functions, was filled in this year to make way for the expansion of the dining hall. The rock wall, which had been a part of the older area of campus since 1913, was torn down, except for an area of retaining wall from Founders to the Main Street of Radford.
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The Tent Village housed and served as classrooms for students in 1923. ‘The adventure of living like soldiers in tents appealed to the students . . ..To save a tent in a thunderstorm was one of the fascinating sports of the campus. — from M’Ledge Moffett’s History of Rod-ford College. The log cabin, preserved in excellent condition until the late 50’s, was the scene of the Ingles Play. The campus is a composite of buildings, walks, trees, relics of the past, and beginnings for the future. Radford has as many campuses as she has had students. For each of them there is a special combination of these elements which she will remember as “campus.”
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The Mother Tree and Stone, in the foreground, arc one of Radford’s oldest traditions. The archway connects Norwood Hall and the Cove-Post Office entrance. The older architectural style of Radford’s buildings and campus can he seen in the white columns, red-bricked archways, and classic balance of Founders Mall, Norwood Hall, and Tyler Hall. Bathed in sunlight and shadows, Founders Hall enters into its fiftieth year of classes. 24
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