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-'''Knox Hall''' is a building on the north end of [[Union Theological Seminary]]'s quad on 122nd Street between [[Broadway]] and [[Claremont Avenue]]s. In September [[2004]] Columbia took possession of Knox Hall as part of a 99 year lease along with [[80 Claremont]].
+'''Knox Hall''' is a building on the north end of [[Union Theological Seminary]]'s quad on 122nd Street between [[Broadway (avenue)|Broadway]] and [[Claremont Avenue|Claremont]] avenues. In September [[2004]] Columbia took possession of Knox Hall as part of a 99 year lease along with [[80 Claremont]].
 Formerly a residence hall for faculty and students at UTS, Knox is being renovated in order to become home of the [[Economics Department]] and [[Sociology Department]]. The move will increase Econ's space by 30 percent, and Sociology by 40 percent.

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 [[Image:KnoxHall.jpg|thumb|240px|Knox Hall]]
-'''Knox Hall''' is a building on the north end of [[Union Theological Seminary]]'s quad on 122nd Street between [[Broadway]] and [[Claremont Avenue]]s. In September 2004 Columbia took possession of Knox Hall as part of a 99 year lease along with [[80 Claremont]].
+'''Knox Hall''' is a building on the north end of [[Union Theological Seminary]]'s quad on 122nd Street between [[Broadway]] and [[Claremont Avenue]]s. In September [[2004]] Columbia took possession of Knox Hall as part of a 99 year lease along with [[80 Claremont]].
 Formerly a residence hall for faculty and students at UTS, Knox is being renovated in order to become home of the [[Economics Department]] and [[Sociology Department]]. The move will increase Econ's space by 30 percent, and Sociology by 40 percent.

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 '''Knox Hall''' is a building on the north end of [[Union Theological Seminary]]'s quad on 122nd Street between [[Broadway]] and [[Claremont Avenue]]s. In September 2004 Columbia took possession of Knox Hall as part of a 99 year lease along with [[80 Claremont]].
-Formerly a residence hall for faculty and students at UTS, Knox is being renovated and at the end of the 2008-2009 academic year it will become home of the [[Economics Department]] and [[Sociology Department]]. The move will increase Econ's space by 30 percent, and Sociology by 40 percent.
+Formerly a residence hall for faculty and students at UTS, Knox is being renovated in order to become home of the [[Economics Department]] and [[Sociology Department]]. The move will increase Econ's space by 30 percent, and Sociology by 40 percent.
-The [[Political Science Department]] will be able to expand by 20 percent by taking over most of the space left be Econ in [[IAB]], with [[SIPA]] taking the rest. The [[History Department]] will gain 30 percent more space, and [[GSAPP]] new studios and offices in [[Fayerweather Hall]] by Sociology's move.
+The [[Political Science Department]] will be able to expand by 20 percent by taking over most of the space left by Econ in [[IAB]], with [[SIPA]] taking the rest. The [[History Department]] will gain 30 percent more space, and [[GSAPP]] new studios and offices in [[Fayerweather Hall]] by Sociology's move.
 Renovations of Knox Hall include the drilling of four 2,000 feet deep geothermal wells that will reduce the energy consumption of the building by 50 to 60 percent.<ref>[http://newyork.construction.com/news/newswatch/archive/2009/0324a.asp Columbia University Project Goes Underground for Renewable Energy], New York Construction - Newswatch</ref>

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	'''Knox Hall''' is a building on the north end of [[Union Theological Seminary]]'s quad on 122nd Street between [[Broadway]] and [[Claremont Avenue]]s. In September 2004 Columbia took possession of Knox Hall as part of a 99 year lease along with [[80 Claremont]].		'''Knox Hall''' is a building on the north end of [[Union Theological Seminary]]'s quad on 122nd Street between [[Broadway]] and [[Claremont Avenue]]s. In September 2004 Columbia took possession of Knox Hall as part of a 99 year lease along with [[80 Claremont]].

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 The [[Political Science Department]] will be able to expand by 20 percent by taking over most of the space left be Econ in [[IAB]], with [[SIPA]] taking the rest. The [[History Department]] will gain 30 percent more space, and [[GSAPP]] new studios and offices in [[Fayerweather Hall]] by Sociology's move.
-Renovations of Knox Hall include the drilling of four 2,000 feet deep geothermal wells that will reduce the energy costs of the building by 50 to 60 percent.
+Renovations of Knox Hall include the drilling of four 2,000 feet deep geothermal wells that will reduce the energy consumption of the building by 50 to 60 percent.<ref>[http://newyork.construction.com/news/newswatch/archive/2009/0324a.asp Columbia University Project Goes Underground for Renewable Energy], New York Construction - Newswatch</ref>
 == External links ==
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 * [http://columbiaspectator.com/?q=node/14715 Columbia Spectator: Columbia Acquires Premier Theological Library From UTS]
 * [http://columbiaspectator.com/?q=node/10440 Columbia Spectator: Potential Leasing of UTS's Buildings Under Discussion]
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	The [[Political Science Department]] will be able to expand by 20 percent by taking over most of the space left be Econ in [[IAB]], with [[SIPA]] taking the rest. The [[History Department]] will gain 30 percent more space, and [[GSAPP]] new studios and offices in [[Fayerweather Hall]] by Sociology's move.		The [[Political Science Department]] will be able to expand by 20 percent by taking over most of the space left be Econ in [[IAB]], with [[SIPA]] taking the rest. The [[History Department]] will gain 30 percent more space, and [[GSAPP]] new studios and offices in [[Fayerweather Hall]] by Sociology's move.
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		+	Renovations of Knox Hall include the drilling of four 2,000 feet deep geothermal wells that will reduce the energy costs of the building by 50 to 60 percent.

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 == External links ==
-* http://columbiaspectator.com/?q=node/21562
+* [http://columbiaspectator.com/?q=node/21562 Columbia Spectator: Short-Term Plans Ease CU Facility Squeeze]
-* http://columbiaspectator.com/?q=node/18872
+* [http://columbiaspectator.com/?q=node/18872 Columbia Spectator: Prof Angry Over Loss of Office]
-* http://columbiaspectator.com/?q=node/18619
+* [http://columbiaspectator.com/?q=node/18619 Columbia Spectator: Law of Demand: Popularity Expands Economics Faculty]
-* http://columbiaspectator.com/?q=node/18308
+* [http://columbiaspectator.com/?q=node/18308 Columbia Spectator: Bollinger Lays Out Goals For New Year]
-* http://columbiaspectator.com/?q=node/14715
+* [http://columbiaspectator.com/?q=node/14715 Columbia Spectator: Columbia Acquires Premier Theological Library From UTS]
-* http://columbiaspectator.com/?q=node/10440
+* [http://columbiaspectator.com/?q=node/10440 Columbia Spectator: Potential Leasing of UTS's Buildings Under Discussion]
 [[Category:Buildings on the Morningside Heights campus]]