116th Street - Revision history

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Pacman: New page: Although Columbia's Morningside Heights campus stretches from 114th to 120th Streets, 116th remains its symbolic address, the location (on both the Broadway and [...

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New page: Although Columbia's Morningside Heights campus stretches from 114th to 120th Streets, 116th remains its symbolic address, the location (on both the Broadway and [...

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Although Columbia's [[Morningside Heights campus]] stretches from 114th to 120th Streets, 116th remains its symbolic address, the location (on both the [[Broadway (avenue)|Broadway]] and [[Amsterdam Avenue]] sides) of the campus' main gate. Between these gates, 116th Street is a pedestrianized preserve known as [[College Walk]], the property of the school since the tenure of [[Dwight D. Eisenhower|University President Eisenhower]] in the 1950s. 116th and Broadway is also the location of Columbia's [[subway station]].

Within [[Morningside Heights]], 116th Street extends only a block in either direction from campus. On the western side, it passes [[Casa Hispanica]] and the intersection with [[Claremont Avenue]] before ending at [[Riverside Drive]] in front of [[Riverside Park]]. On the eastern side, it passes the entrance to the [[law school]], [[Deutsches Haus]], [[Wien Hall]], and the [[President's House]] before ending at [[Morningside Drive]] in front of [[Morningside Park]]. East of Morningside Park, the street picks up again, passing through a heavily Senegalese part of [[Harlem]]. There is another 116th St. station down there, on the 2/3 lines, that confused freshman always wind up at late at night, prompting the need for a steep and unsafe climb of the steps in Morningside Park.

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 Although Columbia's [[Morningside Heights campus]] stretches from 114th to 120th Streets, '''116th Street''' remains its symbolic address, the location (on both the [[Broadway (avenue)|Broadway]] and [[Amsterdam Avenue]] sides) of the campus's main gate. Between these gates, 116th Street is a pedestrianized preserve known as [[College Walk]], the property of the school since the tenure of [[Dwight D. Eisenhower|University President Eisenhower]] in the 1950s. 116th and Broadway is also the location of Columbia's [[116th Street-Columbia University subway station|subway station]].
 Within [[Morningside Heights]], 116th Street extends only a block in either direction from campus. On the western side, it passes [[Casa Hispanica]] and the intersection with [[Claremont Avenue]] before ending at [[Riverside Drive]] in front of [[Riverside Park]]. On the eastern side, it passes the entrance to the [[law school]], [[Deutsches Haus]], [[Wien Hall]], and the [[President's House]] before ending at [[Morningside Drive]] in front of [[Morningside Park]]. East of Morningside Park, the street picks up again, passing through a heavily Senegalese part of [[Harlem]]. There is another 116th St. station down there, on the 2/3 lines, that confused freshmen always wind up at late at night, prompting the need for a steep and unsafe climb of the steps in Morningside Park.
 [[Category:Streets]]
 [[Category:Uptown]]

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−	Although Columbia's [[Morningside Heights campus]] stretches from 114th to 120th Streets, '''116th Street''' remains its symbolic address, the location (on both the [[Broadway (avenue)\|Broadway]] and [[Amsterdam Avenue]] sides) of the campus's main gate. Between these gates, 116th Street is a pedestrianized preserve known as [[College Walk]], the property of the school since the tenure of [[Dwight D. Eisenhower\|University President Eisenhower]] in the 1950s. 116th and Broadway is also the location of Columbia's [[subway station]].	+	Although Columbia's [[Morningside Heights campus]] stretches from 114th to 120th Streets, '''116th Street''' remains its symbolic address, the location (on both the [[Broadway (avenue)\|Broadway]] and [[Amsterdam Avenue]] sides) of the campus's main gate. Between these gates, 116th Street is a pedestrianized preserve known as [[College Walk]], the property of the school since the tenure of [[Dwight D. Eisenhower\|University President Eisenhower]] in the 1950s. 116th and Broadway is also the location of Columbia's [[116th Street-Columbia University subway station\|subway station]].

	Within [[Morningside Heights]], 116th Street extends only a block in either direction from campus. On the western side, it passes [[Casa Hispanica]] and the intersection with [[Claremont Avenue]] before ending at [[Riverside Drive]] in front of [[Riverside Park]]. On the eastern side, it passes the entrance to the [[law school]], [[Deutsches Haus]], [[Wien Hall]], and the [[President's House]] before ending at [[Morningside Drive]] in front of [[Morningside Park]]. East of Morningside Park, the street picks up again, passing through a heavily Senegalese part of [[Harlem]]. There is another 116th St. station down there, on the 2/3 lines, that confused freshmen always wind up at late at night, prompting the need for a steep and unsafe climb of the steps in Morningside Park.		Within [[Morningside Heights]], 116th Street extends only a block in either direction from campus. On the western side, it passes [[Casa Hispanica]] and the intersection with [[Claremont Avenue]] before ending at [[Riverside Drive]] in front of [[Riverside Park]]. On the eastern side, it passes the entrance to the [[law school]], [[Deutsches Haus]], [[Wien Hall]], and the [[President's House]] before ending at [[Morningside Drive]] in front of [[Morningside Park]]. East of Morningside Park, the street picks up again, passing through a heavily Senegalese part of [[Harlem]]. There is another 116th St. station down there, on the 2/3 lines, that confused freshmen always wind up at late at night, prompting the need for a steep and unsafe climb of the steps in Morningside Park.

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	Within [[Morningside Heights]], 116th Street extends only a block in either direction from campus. On the western side, it passes [[Casa Hispanica]] and the intersection with [[Claremont Avenue]] before ending at [[Riverside Drive]] in front of [[Riverside Park]]. On the eastern side, it passes the entrance to the [[law school]], [[Deutsches Haus]], [[Wien Hall]], and the [[President's House]] before ending at [[Morningside Drive]] in front of [[Morningside Park]]. East of Morningside Park, the street picks up again, passing through a heavily Senegalese part of [[Harlem]]. There is another 116th St. station down there, on the 2/3 lines, that confused freshmen always wind up at late at night, prompting the need for a steep and unsafe climb of the steps in Morningside Park.		Within [[Morningside Heights]], 116th Street extends only a block in either direction from campus. On the western side, it passes [[Casa Hispanica]] and the intersection with [[Claremont Avenue]] before ending at [[Riverside Drive]] in front of [[Riverside Park]]. On the eastern side, it passes the entrance to the [[law school]], [[Deutsches Haus]], [[Wien Hall]], and the [[President's House]] before ending at [[Morningside Drive]] in front of [[Morningside Park]]. East of Morningside Park, the street picks up again, passing through a heavily Senegalese part of [[Harlem]]. There is another 116th St. station down there, on the 2/3 lines, that confused freshmen always wind up at late at night, prompting the need for a steep and unsafe climb of the steps in Morningside Park.

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-Although Columbia's [[Morningside Heights campus]] stretches from 114th to 120th Streets, '''116th Street''' remains its symbolic address, the location (on both the [[Broadway (avenue)|Broadway]] and [[Amsterdam Avenue]] sides) of the campus' main gate. Between these gates, 116th Street is a pedestrianized preserve known as [[College Walk]], the property of the school since the tenure of [[Dwight D. Eisenhower|University President Eisenhower]] in the 1950s. 116th and Broadway is also the location of Columbia's [[subway station]].
+Although Columbia's [[Morningside Heights campus]] stretches from 114th to 120th Streets, '''116th Street''' remains its symbolic address, the location (on both the [[Broadway (avenue)|Broadway]] and [[Amsterdam Avenue]] sides) of the campus's main gate. Between these gates, 116th Street is a pedestrianized preserve known as [[College Walk]], the property of the school since the tenure of [[Dwight D. Eisenhower|University President Eisenhower]] in the 1950s. 116th and Broadway is also the location of Columbia's [[subway station]].
-Within [[Morningside Heights]], 116th Street extends only a block in either direction from campus. On the western side, it passes [[Casa Hispanica]] and the intersection with [[Claremont Avenue]] before ending at [[Riverside Drive]] in front of [[Riverside Park]]. On the eastern side, it passes the entrance to the [[law school]], [[Deutsches Haus]], [[Wien Hall]], and the [[President's House]] before ending at [[Morningside Drive]] in front of [[Morningside Park]]. East of Morningside Park, the street picks up again, passing through a heavily Senegalese part of [[Harlem]]. There is another 116th St. station down there, on the 2/3 lines, that confused freshman always wind up at late at night, prompting the need for a steep and unsafe climb of the steps in Morningside Park.
+Within [[Morningside Heights]], 116th Street extends only a block in either direction from campus. On the western side, it passes [[Casa Hispanica]] and the intersection with [[Claremont Avenue]] before ending at [[Riverside Drive]] in front of [[Riverside Park]]. On the eastern side, it passes the entrance to the [[law school]], [[Deutsches Haus]], [[Wien Hall]], and the [[President's House]] before ending at [[Morningside Drive]] in front of [[Morningside Park]]. East of Morningside Park, the street picks up again, passing through a heavily Senegalese part of [[Harlem]]. There is another 116th St. station down there, on the 2/3 lines, that confused freshmen always wind up at late at night, prompting the need for a steep and unsafe climb of the steps in Morningside Park.
 [[Category:Streets in New York City]]