Filename: maifete.html Image: c2018.jpg, c2017.jpg Title: Mai Fete Island Description: Mai Fete, a small island in the middle of Lower Lyman Lakes, is occasionally used by various groups for bonfires and other things. Filename: bolio.html Image: c1003.jpg, c2013.jpg Title: Bolio Hall Description: Bolio houses the Studio Art and Art History departments. Filename: cmc.html Image: c1001.jpg Title: CMC Description: The Center for Mathematics and Computer Science (CMC) houses, in addition to the Math/CS department, the public computer labs, ACNS, and ACS. Classrooms in the CMC are used by all departments. Filename: laird.html Image: c1002.jpg Title: Laird Hall Description: Laird Hall houses mostly administrative offices, including the office of the President and the Registrar (students wait in line on the bottom floor at registration time each term). The upper floors are used by the English department. Filename: goodsell.html Image: c1004.jpg, goodsell.jpg Title: Goodsell Observatory Description: Goodsell Observatory is now mostly devoted to the astronomy department, though various professor's offices may wind up there if the college runs out of room somewhere else. The winter picture is thanks to Jason Goodman. Filename: olin.html Image: c1005.jpg, c3028.jpg Title: Olin Hall Description: Olin Hall houses the physics department; classrooms in Olin are used mainly by physics, chemistry, and Biology. Filename: earthsculpture.html Image: c1014.jpg Title: Sticks & Stones Description: Sticks & Stones (aka "the earth sculpture") was one of my favorite places to sit my frosh year. Unfortunately, for most of my sophomore and junior years, it was demolished and/or behind fences because Hulings was being built. As you can see, though, they fixed it by the end of my senior year. Filename: omh.html Image: c1007.jpg Title: Old Music Hall Description: Old Music Hall houses the music department, and is where most applied music lessons are held. Filename: hulings.html Image: c1008.jpg Title: Hulings Hall Description: Hulings (formerly the Biological Sciences Building) houses the Biology department - it is the most recent building on campus, and consists entirely of professor's offices and labs. Filename: mudd.html Image: c1045.jpg Title: Mudd Hall Description: Mudd houses the chemistry and Biology departments. Filename: nourse.html Image: c1043.jpg, c3027.jpg Title: Nourse Hall Description: Nourse is a relatively small residence hall, considered by some to be the nicest of the residence halls - the top floor has been a quiet floor some years. Nourse has, in its basement, a small theater used for many student productions. Filename: myers.html Image: c1042.jpg, c1017.jpg Title: Myers Hall Description: Myers, with its twin Musser, is built something like a block both inside and out. On the other hand, you can write on the walls with dry-erase markers. Filename: arena.html Title: Arena Theater Image: c1011.jpg Description: Arena Theater is connected with the nearby concert hall by underground hallways. The Theater is used for larger productions than Norse Little Theater, for instance the spring musical. Filename: concert.html Title: Concert Hall Image: c1012.jpg Description: The concert hall is used not only for concerts, but also for practice - there are several soundproofed practice rooms available for student use. Filename: evans.html Image: c1036.jpg Title: Evans Hall Description: Evans can be the noisiest of the residence halls, and has probably the most unusual internal architecture of any building on campus. Evans also contains an eating hall, and the Cave, Carleton's on-campus bar/club. Filename: cowling.html Title: Cowling Gymnasium Image: c1039.jpg Description: Cowling Gymnasium is used (not surprisingly) by the Physical Education department. In addition to a basketball floor and pool, Cowling has a dance floor. Filename: bellfield.html Image: c1038.jpg, c1037.jpg Title: Bell Field Filename: watson.html Title: Watson Hall Image: c1041.jpg Description: The tallest residence hall, Watson is the residence hall with an elevator for general use. Filename: libe.html Image: c1028.jpg Title: Gould Library Description: The Libe is the campus library; it was renamed after Larry Gould, a former Carleton President, in 1997. The Libe has a few classrooms as well as several study rooms. Filename: leighton.html Title: Leighton Hall Image: c1029.jpg Description: Leighton Hall is used by the various humanities departments, both for classroom space and for offices. Also, the bottom floor is devoted to administrative offices, including the business office and the Publications office. Filename: willis.html Title: Willis Hall Image: c1026.jpg, c3029.jpg Description: Willis Hall is used mainly by the economics department, and the econ. professors' offices are there. Willis also houses the Education department (with its own library), and has a small computer lab for student use. Filename: scoville.html Title: Scoville Hall Image: c1015.jpg Description: Scoville houses the Asian Languages department, the Writing Center, and the Tutoring service (??? I know there's a more official name for it - you know, the office that finds people tutors). Filename: davis.html Title: Davis Residence Hall Image: c1016.jpg Description: Davis is yet another dorm. On the ground floor in the Medical Center. Filename: burton.html Title: Burton Residence Hall Image: c1025.jpg, c3031.jpg Description: Burton is a large dorm, and has historically also been one of the loudest; first Burton in particular is often a through-way for people going to and from the Sevy/Sayles complex. Burton also houses the largest of the three dining areas. Filename: sevy.html Image: c3032.jpg Title: Severance Residence Hall Description: Severance ("Sevy") is used for upperclass housing on the second floor and above; the bottom floor contains administrative offices and the Sevy Tea Room, which adjoins Burton's dining hall. Filename: sayles.html Title: Sayles-Hill Campus Center Image: c1027.jpg Description: Sayles is where the mailboxes and campus bookstore are. The upper level of Sayles has several pool tables, as well as a TV. Filename: baldspot.html Image: c1009.jpg, c1046.jpg, c1010.jpg Title: The Bald Spot Description: The Bald Spot has deliberately nothing built on it. In the winter it is converted into an ice-skating area and broomball rink. Filename: johnson.html Title: Johnson House Image: c3023.jpg Description: Johnson House contains the admissions department. Filename: alumniguesthouse.html Title: Alumni Guest House Image: c3021.jpg Filename: chapel.html Title: Skinner Memorial Chapel Image: c3033.jpg, c3024.jpg, chapel.jpg, c2011.jpg, c2010.jpg, c2009.jpg, c2008.jpg Description: The Chapel is where the weekly Friday Convocation takes place. Filename: goodhue.html Title: Goodhue Residence Hall Image: c1031.jpg, c1035.jpg Description: Goodhue is off by itself, separated from the rest of campus by two bridges over the lyman lakes. Filename: upperlyman.html Title: Upper Lyman Lake Image: c1033.jpg, c1032.jpg Filename: westgym.html Title: West Gymnasium Image: c3002.jpg Filename: berg.html Title: Berg House Image: c3019.jpg Description: Berg House is one of the houses near campus which the college owns and uses for student housing. Residential Life allows groups of students to organize a house around shared interests, and Berg House is one of the houses student organizations are allowed to try for. The year this picture was taken, Berg House was Science Fiction Interest House. Filename: daciemoses.html Title: Dacie Moses House Image: c1021.jpg Description: Dacie Moses House is cookies. Filename: reynolds.html Title: Reynolds House Image: c1018.jpg Description: Reynolds House, unlike other interest houses which any group may apply for, is specifically reserved for Carleton's Jewish students' organization. Filename: hillhouse.html Title: Hill House Image: Filename: heatshop.html Image: c3030.jpg Title: Campus Heat and Shop Description: Warmest place on campus. Filename: mlic.html Image: c1044.jpg Title: Modern Language Center Description: The Modern Language Center is used for lab classes for language classes. They also have a small computer lab with multilingual word-processing software, a satellite TV connection, and a shortwave radio. Filename: alumnihouse.html Title: Alumni House Image: Filename: seccombe.html Title: Seccombe House Image: Filename: watertower.html Image: Title: The Water Tower Description: The Water Tower. I'm really sorry I didn't get a picture of it. Filename: parrhouse.html Image: Title: Parr House Description: An interest house. Filename: farmhouse.html Image: Title: Farm House Description: An interest house Filename: stadium.html Image: c3003.jpg Title: Laird Stadium Filename: musser.html Image: c1023.jpg Title: Musser Residence Hall Description: Musser looks like a block inside and out, but at least you can write on the walls. Filename: stimson.html Title: Stimson House Image: c3034.jpg Filename: henry.html Title: Henry House Image: c1022.jpg Filename: williams.html Title: Williams House Image: c1019.jpg Filename: hager.html Title: Hager House Image: Filename: goodsellhouse.html Title: Goodsell House Image: Filename: otherisle.html Title: That other island in Lower Lyman Image: Description: What is the real name of the island that isn't Mai Fete? Filename: facclub.html Image: Title: Faculty Club House Description: Upperclass housing. Filename: facclubanx.html Image: Title: Faculty Club Annex Filename: psych.html Title: Psychology Annex Image: c1006.jpg Description: The Psych Shack, as it is known, is used for Psychology classroom and lab space.