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Garrell Stein, Smithville, Mo., freshman, and Julia Tibbettts, Lansing freshman, read some of about 100 posters taped to the walls of the
Powerful posters
Campus buildings that have historical significance soon will be recognized by bronze plaques along Jay hawk Boulevard.
Kansan staff writer
Small concrete foundations for the plaques were placed on campus during spring break. However, the plaques have not been placed on them.
pedestrian tunnel beneath Naimshi Drive. The posters concerned rape and the unification of women.
Derek Williams, Fredricksburg, Va., sophomore, speculated on what the structures would be used for
"Maybe it's a sundial," Williams said.
Seven markers to be displayed
Jim Mathes, assistant director of landscape, said that 10 foundations for the plaques had been built. The buildings that will feature plaques have historical significance.
Cindy Calvin, Chanute senior, said,
"It could be a place to tie your shoe."
He said there would be one in front of Bailey Hall, which used to be called Bailey Barn.
"Bailey was named after a chemistry professor." Mathes said. "The building used to be a chemistry lab. But before it was built, the architect had asked me to design all over the East Coast to find someone who knew how to build a laboratory."
"Spooner was turned into an art museum in 1924, and a skylight was installed in the roof to have better lighting." she said. "However, the natural light damaged the art, and they had to redo the roof."
Wiechert said Spooner had been the library before Watson Library was built.
Mathes said the building used to have 18 chimneys for ventilation needs. The chimneys were removed and reconstructed, remodeled for the School of Education.
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said Spooner Hall was the oldest academic building on campus and
the most architectually significant.
Greg Wade, campus landscape architect, said the Historic Mount Oread Fund had supplied the plaques to help people discuss about the historic buildings.
"The plaque will give the name of the building, the architect and the year it was built." he said.
Sandra Wiechert, who researched
Wade said other buildings that would feature plaques included the St. John's Snow, Marvin and Slauster-Fint Balls, Watson and Hoch Auditorium.
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