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Mary
Proctor Randall Preschool is a tuition school that has been in operation
since 1929. The current building was completed in 1967 and funded
by the Hillsdale College Board of Women Commissioners, of whom Mary
Proctor Randall was a member.
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Dedicated in 2003, this building houses the Department of
Music and bears the names of its benefactors, John E.N. and Dede
Howard. Howard Music Hall contains the McNamara Rehearsal Hall,
Conrad Recital Hall, faculty offices, practice rooms, a jazz studio,
a percussion studio and a classroom.
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Completed
in 1992, the Sage Center for the Arts houses the Art, Theatre and
Speech Departments. The heart of the building is Markel Auditorium,
a 353-seat amphitheatre complete with a 40-foot thrust stage and
an orchestra pit that can be raised or lowered.
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In
addition to classrooms and faculty offices, Sage Center for the
Arts features three large art studios, a photography lab, a graphic
design lab, a performance/dance studio, a theatre design studio,
a scene shop, prop storage facilities, a costume shop, makeup and
dressing rooms, lighting catwalks and a fully computerized control
center for sound, lighting, radio production and audio and video
recording.
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The
Niedfeldt Residence was built in 1990 and was named after L.A. “Red”
and Phyllis Niedfeldt. Niedfeldt consists of single- and double-occupancy
rooms with adjoining bathrooms. Mrs. Niedfeldt remains very much
a real presence in the lives of Niedfeldt residents, visiting them
at least once a year.
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Hillsdale
College
Hillsdale
College in Hillsdale, Michigan is a co-educational, liberal
arts college known for being the first American college to
prohibit in its charter all discrimination based on race,
religion, or sex; its refusal of government funding; and its
monthly publication, Imprimis. The National Review
has described Hillsdale as a "citadel of American conservatism."
More than 1,400 students attend Hillsdale from every state
and several countries, and the college employs more than 100
full-time faculty members. Hillsdale offers a variety of liberal
arts majors, pre-professional programs, a teacher education
program, and a journalism certificate program. Located in
central-southern Michigan, United States, its 200 acre campus
contains multiple instructional and office buildings, thirteen
residence halls, seven fraternity and sorority houses, an
athletic complex, music hall, arts center, and an arboretum.
Source:
Wikipedia
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