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| − | '''[[Havemeyer]] | + | '''309 [[Havemeyer]] ''', a grandiose lecture hall, is considered the "signature architectural feature" of [[Charles Follen McKim]]'s original six building campus. The hall features features a 40-foot domed ceiling, 330 tiered seats, brass railed gallery, and a 40-foot oak demonstration table. It has been featured in over a dozen films, and was the setting for [[Prangstgrüp]]'s famous "Lecture Musical". Undergraduates have been known to sleep through General Chemistry lectures in the gallery of the hall. |
| − | The hall has been featured in a variety of movies, including Spike Lee's ''Malcolm X'', Barbra Streisand's ''A Mirror Has Two Faces'', both ''Ghostbusters'' films, and, most recently, [[2004]]'s ''Kinsey''. | + | The hall has been featured in a variety of movies, including Spike Lee's ''Malcolm X'', Barbra Streisand's ''A Mirror Has Two Faces'', both ''Ghostbusters'' films, '''Mona Lisa Smile''', and, most recently, [[2004]]'s ''Kinsey''. |
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Revision as of 09:55, 4 April 2007
309 Havemeyer , a grandiose lecture hall, is considered the "signature architectural feature" of Charles Follen McKim's original six building campus. The hall features features a 40-foot domed ceiling, 330 tiered seats, brass railed gallery, and a 40-foot oak demonstration table. It has been featured in over a dozen films, and was the setting for Prangstgrüp's famous "Lecture Musical". Undergraduates have been known to sleep through General Chemistry lectures in the gallery of the hall.
The hall has been featured in a variety of movies, including Spike Lee's Malcolm X, Barbra Streisand's A Mirror Has Two Faces, both Ghostbusters films, Mona Lisa Smile, and, most recently, 2004's Kinsey.
