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BGSU
letters carved into the bushes
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The Popular Culture Department is located in a house ordered
from Montgomery Ward & Company, erected in 1932 by Virgil H.
Taylor. This house is probably one of the last of the Montgomery
Ward houses, as they stopped publishing their house catalog in 1931.
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Kohl
Hall
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McFall
Center was built in 1927, and served as the University Library until
1967 when the Jerome library was built. It was then renovated in
1967 and was named in honor of Kenneth H. McFall, the former Dean
of the College of Liberal Arts, and later the University Administrator.
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The
Founders dining area, Keepers, is a 'food court'-style dining facility,
and remains open from early morning to late night.
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The
Institutional Research building is located at 708 East Wooster Street.
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Bowling
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Bowling
Green State University (BGSU) is a public four-year institution
located in Bowling Green, Ohio, USA, about 20 miles south
of Toledo, Ohio on I-75. The institution was granted a charter
in 1910 by the State of Ohio as part of the Lowry bill, which
also established Kent State University. For the 2007–2008
academic year BGSU has a student body of over 20,000, of which
3,000 are graduate students. BGSU offers over 200 undergraduate
programs, as well as various master's and doctoral degrees,
including the nation's first Ph.D. program in photochemical
science, one of the first undergraduate programs in neuroscience,
the first masters degree in Organizational Development and
the first executive MBA program in the State of Ohio. In addition,
BGSU has accreditation from the Higher Learning Commission
(HLC) of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools
to offer full degree programs online.
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