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March 24, 2011
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Plans to construct a gazebo in limbo
For the past seven weeks, Student Council has been the discussing the possibility of constructing a gazebo on campus. The list of potential uses is quite varied.
“It’s going to be a place to rest, a place to socialize, a place where classes and seminars could be taught,” said StuCo President Simon Zhu ’11. “I think that there’s also an aesthetic element to it, there’s a communal element to it; it could be a place for productions and musical performances.”
According to Zhu, simila…
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