Hilliard Plaza, 2002
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Hilliard Plaza, 2002
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Students hang out and talk in Hilliard Plaza on a sunny spring day. Reynolds School of Journalism is visible in the background. Hilliard Plaza, also known as the Lower Quad, was built in the space where the Mackay Athletic Field used to be located. Starting on its west side, the plaza is surrounded by the Mack Social Science Building, the Reynolds School of Journalism, Schulich Lecture Hall, the Chemistry Building, and the Ansari Business Building.
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UNRA-P3600-06658.tif
collection_18504
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Photographer (pht): Danna-Douglas, Theresa
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These images exist as archived 300dpi TIFF images and one or more JPEG versions for general use. Taken with a Canon EOS 20D 8.1 megapixel camera.
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campphotoscollection:18504
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