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There were sculptures in a variety of stubbed-out shapes constructed from steel by Mary Gagler, and clay by Emily Marchand
One student, writing to Chancellor Ferebee Taylor, complained that he [had] one class with four no smoking signs posted in it but the professor continually ignored the enforcement of these signs while students continue[d] to smoke. He also described attending a program in Memorial Hall where despite no smoking signs, dozens of students smoked, leaving many in a cloud. In March 1975, students from the School of Public Health began pushing for a ban on all smoking in classrooms, citing the unpleasant environment it created for nonsmokers as well as growing evidence that passive smoking (second-hand smoke) was a health hazard
Nice overall condition, w/ minor scattered wear from use (C
I stopped taking smoking breaks at work and focused more on my job