537 West 121st Street - Revision history

Hitormiss: Added photo of 121 Street

2020-09-01T16:21:34Z

Added photo of 121 Street

Hitormiss: Changed information from Goldsmith Hall to 537 W 121st St (now that Barnard owns/operates the res hall)

2020-09-01T16:19:13Z

Changed information from Goldsmith Hall to 537 W 121st St (now that Barnard owns/operates the res hall)

Hitormiss: Hitormiss moved page Goldsmith Hall to 537 West 121st Street: Barnard bought Goldsmith Hall and renamed it

2020-09-01T16:10:05Z

Hitormiss moved page Goldsmith Hall to 537 West 121st Street: Barnard bought Goldsmith Hall and renamed it

Nonsensical: corrected spelling of "suite"

2007-05-10T07:45:05Z

corrected spelling of "suite"

Reaganaut at 23:24, 9 May 2007

2007-05-09T23:24:12Z

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2007-05-09T21:10:25Z

List10: New page: Jewish Theological Seminary dormitory at the corner of 121st St. and Broadway. Its residents include joint program upperclassmen and students from the Seminary's various graduate schools. ...

2007-05-09T21:07:54Z

New page: Jewish Theological Seminary dormitory at the corner of 121st St. and Broadway. Its residents include joint program upperclassmen and students from the Seminary's various graduate schools. ...

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Jewish Theological Seminary dormitory at the corner of 121st St. and Broadway. Its residents include joint program upperclassmen and students from the Seminary's various graduate schools. Goldsmith is renowned among seminarians for its spacious common areas and almost complete absence of supervision. Goldsmith also exhibits a degree of striation not present in Mathilda Schechter Residence Hall--at Schechter, rooms and suits are assigned with only superficial consideration of the residents' religious practices, while self-selected Goldsmith suits tend to be more organized along lines of religious observance.

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 {{Infobox barnardreshall
 |Name=537 West 121st Street
 |Address= 537 West 121st Street
 |Population=135}}

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−	~~[[Jewish Theological Seminary]] dormitory at the corner of~~ 121st St. and Broadway. Its residents include joint program upperclassmen and students from the Seminary's various graduate schools. Goldsmith is renowned among seminarians for its spacious common areas and almost complete absence of supervision. Goldsmith also exhibits a degree of striation not present in [[Mathilde Schechter Residence]] Hall--at Schechter, rooms and suites are assigned with only superficial consideration of the residents' religious practices, while self-selected Goldsmith suites tend to be more organized along lines of religious observance.	+	{{Infobox barnardreshall
		+	\|Name=537 West 121st Street
		+	\|Address= 537 West 121st Street
		+	\|Population=135}}

−	[[Category:~~JTS~~ residence halls]]	+	'''537 West 121st Street ''' is a [[Barnard College]] residence hall on the corner of 121st Street and Broadway.
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		+	The building was previously owned by [[JTS]] and operated as Goldsmith Hall.
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		+	== Facilities ==
		+	3-, 4-, and 5- person suite, mostly comprised of single rooms.
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		+	There is a lounge on the 1st floor and laundry in the basement.
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		+	== Floor plans ==
		+	Floor plans are available at [https://barnard.edu/reslife/housing-options/121st-street https://barnard.edu/reslife/housing-options/121st-street].
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		+	==Advantages==
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		+	* Suites have living rooms.
		+	* Close proximity to Milbank Hall and north end of campus.
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		+	==Disadvantages==
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		+	* Some singles are small
		+	* Slow elevator
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		+	== Building address ==
		+	537 West 121st Street (corner of Broadway)
		+	New York, NY 10027
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		+	== External links ==
		+	* [https://barnard.edu/reslife/housing-options/121st-street Barnard Residential Life & Housing - 121st Street]
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		+	[[Category:Barnard residence halls]]

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−	[[Jewish Theological Seminary]] dormitory at the corner of 121st St. and Broadway. Its residents include joint program upperclassmen and students from the Seminary's various graduate schools. Goldsmith is renowned among seminarians for its spacious common areas and almost complete absence of supervision. Goldsmith also exhibits a degree of striation not present in [[Mathilde Schechter Residence]] Hall--at Schechter, rooms and ~~suits~~ are assigned with only superficial consideration of the residents' religious practices, while self-selected Goldsmith ~~suits~~ tend to be more organized along lines of religious observance.	+	[[Jewish Theological Seminary]] dormitory at the corner of 121st St. and Broadway. Its residents include joint program upperclassmen and students from the Seminary's various graduate schools. Goldsmith is renowned among seminarians for its spacious common areas and almost complete absence of supervision. Goldsmith also exhibits a degree of striation not present in [[Mathilde Schechter Residence]] Hall--at Schechter, rooms and suites are assigned with only superficial consideration of the residents' religious practices, while self-selected Goldsmith suites tend to be more organized along lines of religious observance.

	[[Category:JTS residence halls]]		[[Category:JTS residence halls]]

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	[[Jewish Theological Seminary]] dormitory at the corner of 121st St. and Broadway. Its residents include joint program upperclassmen and students from the Seminary's various graduate schools. Goldsmith is renowned among seminarians for its spacious common areas and almost complete absence of supervision. Goldsmith also exhibits a degree of striation not present in [[Mathilde Schechter Residence]] Hall--at Schechter, rooms and suits are assigned with only superficial consideration of the residents' religious practices, while self-selected Goldsmith suits tend to be more organized along lines of religious observance.		[[Jewish Theological Seminary]] dormitory at the corner of 121st St. and Broadway. Its residents include joint program upperclassmen and students from the Seminary's various graduate schools. Goldsmith is renowned among seminarians for its spacious common areas and almost complete absence of supervision. Goldsmith also exhibits a degree of striation not present in [[Mathilde Schechter Residence]] Hall--at Schechter, rooms and suits are assigned with only superficial consideration of the residents' religious practices, while self-selected Goldsmith suits tend to be more organized along lines of religious observance.
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		+	[[Category:JTS residence halls]]

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−	[[Jewish Theological Seminary]] dormitory at the corner of 121st St. and Broadway. Its residents include joint program upperclassmen and students from the Seminary's various graduate schools. Goldsmith is renowned among seminarians for its spacious common areas and almost complete absence of supervision. Goldsmith also exhibits a degree of striation not present in [[Mathilde Schechter ~~Hall~~]]--at Schechter, rooms and suits are assigned with only superficial consideration of the residents' religious practices, while self-selected Goldsmith suits tend to be more organized along lines of religious observance.	+	[[Jewish Theological Seminary]] dormitory at the corner of 121st St. and Broadway. Its residents include joint program upperclassmen and students from the Seminary's various graduate schools. Goldsmith is renowned among seminarians for its spacious common areas and almost complete absence of supervision. Goldsmith also exhibits a degree of striation not present in [[Mathilde Schechter Residence]] Hall--at Schechter, rooms and suits are assigned with only superficial consideration of the residents' religious practices, while self-selected Goldsmith suits tend to be more organized along lines of religious observance.

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−	Jewish Theological Seminary dormitory at the corner of 121st St. and Broadway. Its residents include joint program upperclassmen and students from the Seminary's various graduate schools. Goldsmith is renowned among seminarians for its spacious common areas and almost complete absence of supervision. Goldsmith also exhibits a degree of striation not present in ~~Mathilda Schechter Residence Hall~~--at Schechter, rooms and suits are assigned with only superficial consideration of the residents' religious practices, while self-selected Goldsmith suits tend to be more organized along lines of religious observance.	+	Jewish Theological Seminary dormitory at the corner of 121st St. and Broadway. Its residents include joint program upperclassmen and students from the Seminary's various graduate schools. Goldsmith is renowned among seminarians for its spacious common areas and almost complete absence of supervision. Goldsmith also exhibits a degree of striation not present in http://www.wikicu.com/Mathilde_Schechter_Residence--at Schechter, rooms and suits are assigned with only superficial consideration of the residents' religious practices, while self-selected Goldsmith suits tend to be more organized along lines of religious observance.