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BGSU HISTORY AND TRADITIONS
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SHAPES |
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| The Shapes of BG |
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Many of the campus building are symbolic in their architecture and bring character to Bowling Green State University.
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Moore Musical Arts Building
From the air, it resembles a falcon, the official mascot of the University. The building also has 88 practice rooms to represent
the 88 keys on piano.
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Student Recreation Center
From the air, it resembles a falcon, the official mascot of the University.
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Bowen-Thompson Student Union
The Center of it All.. at the heart of every organization, there's a magnet that draws people together, a force that fosters
diversity, thrives on creativity, and inspires lasting action. At Bowling Green State University, that magnet is the Bowen-Thompson
Student Union.
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Jerome Library
The library resembles five books between two bookends representing the five colleges on campus at the time the library was
built.
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Little Red Schoolhouse
Located near the Education Building, the Little Red Schoolhouse was originally built in Norwalk Ohio in 1875. The Schoolhouse
was brought to BGSU in 1975 and is called the Education Memorabilia Center. Considering BG’s history as a teacher’s college
it is fitting to have the Schoolhouse on campus. Over 1,000 people per year visit this historical site.
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Carillion Park
is located between the Education Building and Jerome Library. This was the site of the first football stadium and the clock
tower stands on the fifty-yard line of the original field
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