University of California Berkeley - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Berkeley, CA)

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Completed in 1914, the Campanile (or Satner Tower, as it ' s officially called) is the quintessential symbol or the city and the University. Patterned after the campanile of Saint Mark ' s Plaza in Venice and designed by John Galen Howard, it was funded by Jane K. Sather at a price of $144,000. Though the space within the walls of the Bell Tower was ori nally planned as graduate stu- dent housing, SIX floors of the tower now hold over 50 tons of human, dinosaur, and animal bones, many from the La Brea Tar Pits in Southern California. The bells of the Campanile not only herald each hour, but also chime a ten-minute pro- gram thrice daily. Careful listeners might some- Umes discern an Elvis Presley tune. All told, there are 6 1 bells covering a tonal range of four octaves. The speedy elevator ride to the top is free with UC ID, and $.50 otherwise. This is truly bargain entertainment, and one of the few fringe benefits of that $4,000+ a year educa- tion. ir t ' r . ■ ♦ . s iv , . , -, -