Francis S. Levien Gymnasium - Revision history

Reaganaut at 07:14, 22 November 2012

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Cam2171 at 17:40, 15 September 2011

2011-09-15T17:40:30Z

Absentminded at 22:05, 16 July 2010

2010-07-16T22:05:31Z

Pacman at 19:42, 15 July 2010

2010-07-15T19:42:08Z

71.232.13.125 at 22:20, 14 November 2009

2009-11-14T22:20:02Z

Agoulden at 23:04, 10 November 2009

2009-11-10T23:04:31Z

Reaganaut at 02:40, 13 October 2007

2007-10-13T02:40:37Z

Absentminded at 03:37, 13 September 2007

2007-09-13T03:37:12Z

Absentminded at 03:36, 13 September 2007

2007-09-13T03:36:50Z

Absentminded: Levien Gym moved to Francis S. Levien Gymnasium: correct name

2007-09-13T03:33:53Z

Levien Gym moved to Francis S. Levien Gymnasium: correct name

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 [[Image:Levien.jpg|thumb|240px|Francis S. Levien Gymnasium]]
-The '''Francis S. Levien Gymnasium''', sometimes referred to as "The Levien Underground" by [[WKCR]] sportscasters, opened at the start of the [[1974]] season, replacing the [[University Gym]], which continues to serve as an intramural facility. Levien draws a loud crowd in support of [[Men's Basketball]]. Women's Basketball and Volleyball games tend not to draw as large a crowd.
+The '''Francis S. Levien Gymnasium''', sometimes referred to as "The Levien Underground" by [[WKCR]] sportscasters, opened at the start of the [[1974]] season, replacing the [[University Gym]], which continues to serve as an intramural facility. Levien draws a loud crowd in support of [[Men's Basketball]]. [[Women's Basketball]] and [[Volleyball]] games tend not to draw as large a crowd.
 The gym is open for recreational basketball and other sports during times that it isn't scheduled for games, practices, classes, or other events.
-The west bleacher's features the [[Lion's Den]] student section.
+The west bleachers features the [[Lion's Den]] student section.
 Levien Gym is the site of the annual [[Basketball Mania]] season kick-off event.
-In the summer of 2002, a brand new state-of-the-art floor was built that provides better spring and cushion for Columbia's student-athletes. The project, a cooperative effort between Columbia University's department of facility management and its department of physical education and intercollegiate athletics, cost nearly $1 million. The improvements include a custom floor created by J.J. Curran of Connor Flooring Systems. The custom floor features 1.5-inch boards, different from the normal 2.25-inch boards. The thinner, more tightly-packed boards provide more stability for the surface.
+In the summer of 2002, a brand new state-of-the-art floor was built that provides better spring and cushion for Columbia's student-athletes. The project, a cooperative effort between Columbia University's [[Facilities|Department of Facility Management]] and its department of physical education and intercollegiate athletics, cost nearly $1 million. The improvements include a custom floor created by J.J. Curran of Connor Flooring Systems. The custom floor features 1.5-inch boards, different from the normal 2.25-inch boards. The thinner, more tightly-packed boards provide more stability for the surface.
 Levien Gym also underwent a major upgrade over the summer of [[2004]] to improve its seating and now offers chairback seats in addition to bleacher-style seating.

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 [[Image:Levien.jpg|thumb|240px|Francis S. Levien Gymnasium]]
-The '''Francis S. Levien Gymnasium''', sometimes referred to as "The Levien Underground" opened at the start of the [[1974]] season, replacing the [[University Gym]], which continues to serve as an intramural facility. Levien draws a loud crowd in support of [[Men's Basketball]]. Women's Basketball and Volleyball games tend not to draw as large a crowd.
+The '''Francis S. Levien Gymnasium''', sometimes referred to as "The Levien Underground" by [[WKCR]] sportscasters, opened at the start of the [[1974]] season, replacing the [[University Gym]], which continues to serve as an intramural facility. Levien draws a loud crowd in support of [[Men's Basketball]]. Women's Basketball and Volleyball games tend not to draw as large a crowd.
 The gym is open for recreational basketball and other sports during times that it isn't scheduled for games, practices, classes, or other events.
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 The west bleacher's features the [[Lion's Den]] student section.
-Levien Gym is the site of the annual [[Midnight Mania|Basketball Mania]] basketball kick-off event.
+Levien Gym is the site of the annual [[Basketball Mania]] season kick-off event.
 In the summer of 2002, a brand new state-of-the-art floor was built that provides better spring and cushion for Columbia's student-athletes. The project, a cooperative effort between Columbia University's department of facility management and its department of physical education and intercollegiate athletics, cost nearly $1 million. The improvements include a custom floor created by J.J. Curran of Connor Flooring Systems. The custom floor features 1.5-inch boards, different from the normal 2.25-inch boards. The thinner, more tightly-packed boards provide more stability for the surface.

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 [[Image:Levien.jpg|thumb|240px|Francis S. Levien Gymnasium]]
-The '''Francis S. Levien Gymnasium''', sometimes referred to as "The Levien Underground" opened at the start of the [[1974]] season, replacing the [[University Gym]], which continues to serve as an intramural facility. Levien draws a loud crowd in support of Men's Basketball. Women's Basketball and Volleyball games tend not to draw as large a crowd.
+The '''Francis S. Levien Gymnasium''', sometimes referred to as "The Levien Underground" opened at the start of the [[1974]] season, replacing the [[University Gym]], which continues to serve as an intramural facility. Levien draws a loud crowd in support of [[Men's Basketball]]. Women's Basketball and Volleyball games tend not to draw as large a crowd.
 The gym is open for recreational basketball and other sports during times that it isn't scheduled for games, practices, classes, or other events.

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 [[Image:Levien.jpg|thumb|240px|Francis S. Levien Gymnasium]]
-The '''Francis S. Levien Gymnasium''', sometimes referred to as "The Levien Underground" opened at the start of the 1974 season, replacing the [[University Gym]], which continues to serve as an intramural facility. Levien Gym underwent a major upgrade over the summer of 2004 to improve its seating and now offers chairback seats in addition to bleacher-style seating. Levien draws a loud crowd in support of Men's Basketball. Women's Basketball and Volleyball games tend not to draw as large a crowd.
+The '''Francis S. Levien Gymnasium''', sometimes referred to as "The Levien Underground" opened at the start of the [[1974]] season, replacing the [[University Gym]], which continues to serve as an intramural facility. Levien draws a loud crowd in support of Men's Basketball. Women's Basketball and Volleyball games tend not to draw as large a crowd.
 The gym is open for recreational basketball and other sports during times that it isn't scheduled for games, practices, classes, or other events.
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 Levien Gym is the site of the annual [[Midnight Mania|Basketball Mania]] basketball kick-off event.
 In the summer of 2002, a brand new state-of-the-art floor was built that provides better spring and cushion for Columbia's student-athletes. The project, a cooperative effort between Columbia University's department of facility management and its department of physical education and intercollegiate athletics, cost nearly $1 million. The improvements include a custom floor created by J.J. Curran of Connor Flooring Systems. The custom floor features 1.5-inch boards, different from the normal 2.25-inch boards. The thinner, more tightly-packed boards provide more stability for the surface.
 =External Links=

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	[http://www.columbia.edu/cu/cuathletics/recreation_facility/Levien_current.htm?DB_OEM_ID=9600 Levien Gym Schedule for the current week]		[http://www.columbia.edu/cu/cuathletics/recreation_facility/Levien_current.htm?DB_OEM_ID=9600 Levien Gym Schedule for the current week]

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−	[[Image:Levien.jpg\|thumb\|240px\|Francis S. Levien Gymnasium	+	[[Image:Levien.jpg\|thumb\|240px\|Francis S. Levien Gymnasium]]
	The '''Francis S. Levien Gymnasium''', sometimes referred to as "The Levien Underground" opened at the start of the 1974 season, replacing the [[University Gym]], which continues to serve as an intramural facility. Levien Gym underwent a major upgrade over the summer of 2004 to improve its seating and now offers chairback seats in addition to bleacher-style seating. Levien draws a loud crowd in support of Men's Basketball. Women's Basketball and Volleyball games tend not to draw as large a crowd.		The '''Francis S. Levien Gymnasium''', sometimes referred to as "The Levien Underground" opened at the start of the 1974 season, replacing the [[University Gym]], which continues to serve as an intramural facility. Levien Gym underwent a major upgrade over the summer of 2004 to improve its seating and now offers chairback seats in addition to bleacher-style seating. Levien draws a loud crowd in support of Men's Basketball. Women's Basketball and Volleyball games tend not to draw as large a crowd.

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−	The '''Francis S. Levien Gymnasium''' opened at the start of the 1974 season, replacing the University Gym, which continues to serve as an intramural facility. Levien Gym underwent a major upgrade over the summer of 2004 to improve its seating and now offers chairback seats in addition to bleacher-style seating. ~~The facility is, as opponents will attest, one of the toughest gyms~~ in ~~the league in which to play due to loyal fan~~ support ~~for Columbia~~ Men's Basketball. Women's Basketball and Volleyball games tend not to draw as large a crowd.	+	[[Image:Levien.jpg\|thumb\|240px\|Francis S. Levien Gymnasium
		+	The '''Francis S. Levien Gymnasium''', sometimes referred to as "The Levien Underground" opened at the start of the 1974 season, replacing the [[University Gym]], which continues to serve as an intramural facility. Levien Gym underwent a major upgrade over the summer of 2004 to improve its seating and now offers chairback seats in addition to bleacher-style seating. Levien draws a loud crowd in support of Men's Basketball. Women's Basketball and Volleyball games tend not to draw as large a crowd.

	The gym is open for recreational basketball and other sports during times that it isn't scheduled for games, practices, classes, or other events.		The gym is open for recreational basketball and other sports during times that it isn't scheduled for games, practices, classes, or other events.

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