SMU Rotunda 1916

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~ The first year closes with a matriculation of 701, exclusive of the t
Summer School, which may bring the total enrollment to more !
than 1000. This is a record without a parallel.
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The Campus is located north of the city, and four miles from the
center of business activity. It is situated on an eminence above
the level of many of the city's highest buildings. In addition to
the many natural trees, there have been several hundred trees
and shrubs transplanted, making it a park of unusual beauty.
Buildings:
Dallas Hall, the gift of the citizens of Dallas, and costing $300,-
000.00, is acknowledged to be one of the best school buildings in
the South. It is fireproof throughout and so arranged that it
will accommodate the maximum number of students.
Four dormitories with accommodations for about 300 students
have already been built. They are all equipped with modern conveniences
for comfort and study.
All the buildings are provided with electric lights, natural gas,
artesian water, and steam heat. No effort has been spared to
provide the best in every department.
S. M. U., "THE SCHOOL OF THE FUTURE"
Address Frank Reedy, Bursar
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