Alfred Lerner Hall - Revision history

Reflord: /* Dining locations */ cafe 212 is long dead, replaced w/ blue java

2021-08-02T01:37:27Z

‎Dining locations: cafe 212 is long dead, replaced w/ blue java

Intotheblue at 23:48, 30 October 2019

2019-10-30T23:48:59Z

Absentminded: /* Funding */

2014-11-18T03:45:34Z

‎Funding

Absentminded: /* External links */

2014-02-06T01:45:39Z

‎External links

Cds2148: /* Funding */

2013-11-19T04:39:31Z

‎Funding

Absentminded: /* History */

2013-11-19T04:32:35Z

‎History

Admin at 21:53, 26 May 2013

2013-05-26T21:53:56Z

Absentminded: /* Reprogrammed spaces */

2013-05-14T18:44:55Z

‎Reprogrammed spaces

Reaganaut at 14:44, 22 November 2012

2012-11-22T14:44:35Z

Cam2171: /* Rooms */

2011-06-21T14:42:14Z

‎Rooms

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 == Dining locations ==
-* [[Cafe 212]]
+* [[Blue Java]]
 * [[Ferris Booth Commons]]
 * [[Cafe East]]

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 | [[Ferris Booth Commons]]
-|colspan="4"| 10am-9pm
+|colspan="4"| 7:30am-8pm
 | 11am-5pm
 |colspan="2"| closed

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 === Funding ===
-Lerner Hall's approximately $85 million price tag was only partially covered by donors, who raised $35 million for the center ($25 million from Alfred Lerner, $6 million from Roone Arledge, and over $1 million each from the Booth and Satow families). Barnes & Noble and Dining Services contributed $6 million to build out their spaces. The $44 million balance was covered by 24-year bonds at 6 percent interest. The debt is being repaid through a combination of [[Student Life Fee|student life fees]] on all university students (25%), a tax on every school on barnard (30%), and the university central administration's budget.<ref>[http://spectatorarchive.library.columbia.edu/cgi-bin/columbia?a=d&d=cs19991104-01.2.5 Funding a Student Center: A University-Wide Debt], Columbia Spectator, 4 Nov 1999</ref>
+Lerner Hall's approximately $85 million price tag was only partially covered by donors, who raised $35 million for the center ($25 million from Alfred Lerner, $6 million from Roone Arledge, and over $1 million each from the Booth and Satow families). Barnes & Noble and Dining Services contributed $6 million to build out their spaces. The $44 million balance was covered by 24-year bonds at 6 percent interest. The debt is being repaid through a combination of [[Student Life Fee|student life fees]] on all university students (25%), a tax on every school other than Barnard (30%), and the university central administration's budget.<ref>[http://spectatorarchive.library.columbia.edu/cgi-bin/columbia?a=d&d=cs19991104-01.2.5 Funding a Student Center: A University-Wide Debt], Columbia Spectator, 4 Nov 1999</ref>
 == Rooms ==

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 == External links ==
 * [http://www.columbia.edu/cu/lernerhall/ Alfred Lerner Hall website]
 == Map ==

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 === Funding ===
-Lerner Hall's approximately $85 million price tag was only partially covered by donors, who raised $35 million for the center ($25 million from Alfred Lerner, $6 million from Roone Arledge, and over $1 million each from the Booth and Satow families). Barnes & Noble and Dining Services contributed $6 million to build out there spaces. The $44 million balance was covered by 24-year bonds at 6 percent interest. The debt is being repaid through a combination of [[Student Life Fee|student life fees]] on all university students (25%), a tax on every school on barnard (30%), and the university central administration's budget.<ref>[http://spectatorarchive.library.columbia.edu/cgi-bin/columbia?a=d&d=cs19991104-01.2.5 Funding a Student Center: A University-Wide Debt], Columbia Spectator, 4 Nov 1999</ref>
+Lerner Hall's approximately $85 million price tag was only partially covered by donors, who raised $35 million for the center ($25 million from Alfred Lerner, $6 million from Roone Arledge, and over $1 million each from the Booth and Satow families). Barnes & Noble and Dining Services contributed $6 million to build out their spaces. The $44 million balance was covered by 24-year bonds at 6 percent interest. The debt is being repaid through a combination of [[Student Life Fee|student life fees]] on all university students (25%), a tax on every school on barnard (30%), and the university central administration's budget.<ref>[http://spectatorarchive.library.columbia.edu/cgi-bin/columbia?a=d&d=cs19991104-01.2.5 Funding a Student Center: A University-Wide Debt], Columbia Spectator, 4 Nov 1999</ref>
 == Rooms ==

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	Despite such contention, the ramps have come to be a place for students to study as well as a place for organizations to advertise. Beware on weekdays if you are heading to Ferris Booth for lunch or a snack! There will be people selling baked goods. They will approach you. They will yell at you, no matter how uncomfortable you look. Avoid their gaze and make a run for it.		Despite such contention, the ramps have come to be a place for students to study as well as a place for organizations to advertise. Beware on weekdays if you are heading to Ferris Booth for lunch or a snack! There will be people selling baked goods. They will approach you. They will yell at you, no matter how uncomfortable you look. Avoid their gaze and make a run for it.
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		+	=== Funding ===
		+	Lerner Hall's approximately $85 million price tag was only partially covered by donors, who raised $35 million for the center ($25 million from Alfred Lerner, $6 million from Roone Arledge, and over $1 million each from the Booth and Satow families). Barnes & Noble and Dining Services contributed $6 million to build out there spaces. The $44 million balance was covered by 24-year bonds at 6 percent interest. The debt is being repaid through a combination of [[Student Life Fee\|student life fees]] on all university students (25%), a tax on every school on barnard (30%), and the university central administration's budget.<ref>[http://spectatorarchive.library.columbia.edu/cgi-bin/columbia?a=d&d=cs19991104-01.2.5 Funding a Student Center: A University-Wide Debt], Columbia Spectator, 4 Nov 1999</ref>

	== Rooms ==		== Rooms ==

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 ===Reprogrammed spaces===
-Since Lerner's opening, a number spaces have been reprogrammed after the rooms either outlasted their initial purpose or were found not serve them at all. These included a game room that was converted in the Broadway Room when no one used it, a Dark Room for film development on the 5th floor that was converted into a computer publishing station<ref>[http://old.columbiaspectator.com/2006/10/06/lights-go-out-darkroom Lights Go Out on Dark Room], Columbia Spectator, 6 October 2006</ref>, student group offices on the 5th floor that were converted into space for SDA and open area for meetings (that were later partially swallowed for more Student Affairs related offices) when the offices turned out to be too small to be useful, and a Credit Union teller's room that was never used, also on the fifth floor.
+Since Lerner's opening, a number spaces have been reprogrammed after the rooms either outlasted their initial purpose or were found not serve them at all. These included a game room that was converted in the Broadway Room when no one used it, an outpost of [[STA Travel]] on the first floor that's been converted into computer kiosks, a Dark Room for film development on the 5th floor that was converted into a computer publishing station<ref>[http://old.columbiaspectator.com/2006/10/06/lights-go-out-darkroom Lights Go Out on Dark Room], Columbia Spectator, 6 October 2006</ref>, student group offices on the 5th floor that were converted into space for SDA and open area for meetings (that were later partially swallowed for more Student Affairs related offices) when the offices turned out to be too small to be useful, and a Credit Union teller's room that was never used, also on the fifth floor.
 ===Finding quiet space===

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 </googlemap>
-[[Category:Buildings on the Morningside Heights campus]]
+[[Category:Buildings]]
 [[Category:Student Services]]
 [[Category:Articles with maps]]

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 * Black Box Theater
 * Satow Conference Room
-* Party Space
+* [[Lerner Party Space]]
 * 2 music practice rooms
 * 5 conference rooms