Prentis Hall - Revision history

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Pacman: Created page with ''''Prentis Hall''' is a building owned by Columbia on the south side of 125th Street, just across from the planned Manhattanville campus. It currently houses some [[Schoo…'

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'''Prentis Hall''' is a building owned by Columbia on the south side of [[125th Street]], just across from the planned [[Manhattanville campus]]. It currently houses some [[School of the Arts]] studios as well as the offices of the [[Arts Initiative]]. Plans call for the addition of an extra floor by [[2015]].

[[Category:Buildings on the Manhattanville campus]]
[[Category:School of the Arts]]

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 '''Prentis Hall''' is a building owned by Columbia on the south side of [[125th Street]], just across from the planned [[Manhattanville campus]]. It was built in [[1949]] as a milk bottling plant, and acquired by Columbia not long thereafter. From the 1950s on, it has housed the Columbia-Princeton Electronic Music Center (now the [[Computer Music Center]]), which pioneered electronically synthesized music.
-Prentis currently houses some [[School of the Arts]] and [[Music Department]] studios as well as the offices of the [[Arts Initiative]]. Earlier, Columbia planned to [[School of the Arts Building|dramatically expand]] Prentis to fully house the School of the Arts, but new, more conservative plans only call for the addition of an extra floor by [[2015]].
+Prentis currently houses some [[School of the Arts]] and [[Music Department]] studios as well as the offices of the [[Arts Initiative]]. It is where the [[Center for Jazz Studies]] lives. Earlier, Columbia planned to [[School of the Arts Building|dramatically expand]] Prentis to fully house the School of the Arts, but new, more conservative plans only call for the addition of an extra floor by [[2015]].
 Until Manhattanville happens, Prentis currently has the dubious distinction of being officially considered part of the [[Morningside Heights campus]] even though it is half a mile away.

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 Until Manhattanville happens, Prentis currently has the dubious distinction of being officially considered part of the [[Morningside Heights campus]] even though it is half a mile away.
-[[Category:Buildings on the Manhattanville campus]]
+[[Category:Buildings]]
 [[Category:School of the Arts]]

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 Prentis currently houses some [[School of the Arts]] and [[Music Department]] studios as well as the offices of the [[Arts Initiative]]. Earlier, Columbia planned to [[School of the Arts Building|dramatically expand]] Prentis to fully house the School of the Arts, but new, more conservative plans only call for the addition of an extra floor by [[2015]].
-Prentis has the dubious distinction of being considered part of the [[Morningside Heights campus]] even though it is half a mile away.
+Until Manhattanville happens, Prentis currently has the dubious distinction of being officially considered part of the [[Morningside Heights campus]] even though it is half a mile away.
 [[Category:Buildings on the Manhattanville campus]]
 [[Category:School of the Arts]]

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 [[File:Prentis.jpg|thumb|Prentis Hall in all its glory]]
-'''Prentis Hall''' is a building owned by Columbia on the south side of [[125th Street]], just across from the planned [[Manhattanville campus]]. It was built in [[1949]] as a milk bottling plant. Prentis currently houses some [[School of the Arts]] and [[Music Department]] studios as well as the offices of the [[Arts Initiative]]. Earlier, Columbia planned to [[School of the Arts Building|dramatically expand]] Prentis to fully house the School of the Arts, but new, more conservative plans only call for the addition of an extra floor by [[2015]].
+'''Prentis Hall''' is a building owned by Columbia on the south side of [[125th Street]], just across from the planned [[Manhattanville campus]]. It was built in [[1949]] as a milk bottling plant, and acquired by Columbia not long thereafter. From the 1950s on, it has housed the Columbia-Princeton Electronic Music Center (now the [[Computer Music Center]]), which pioneered electronically synthesized music.
 [[Category:Buildings on the Manhattanville campus]]
 [[Category:School of the Arts]]

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-'''Prentis Hall''' is a building owned by Columbia on the south side of [[125th Street]], just across from the planned [[Manhattanville campus]]. It was built in [[1949]] as a milk bottling plant. Prentis currently houses some [[School of the Arts]] and [[Music Department]] studios as well as the offices of the [[Arts Initiative]]. Plans call for the addition of an extra floor by [[2015]].
+'''Prentis Hall''' is a building owned by Columbia on the south side of [[125th Street]], just across from the planned [[Manhattanville campus]]. It was built in [[1949]] as a milk bottling plant. Prentis currently houses some [[School of the Arts]] and [[Music Department]] studios as well as the offices of the [[Arts Initiative]]. Earlier, Columbia planned to [[School of the Arts Building|dramatically expand]] Prentis to fully house the School of the Arts, but new, more conservative plans only call for the addition of an extra floor by [[2015]].
 [[Category:Buildings on the Manhattanville campus]]
 [[Category:School of the Arts]]