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Hanszen College, Cornerstone, Rice University

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Title:	Hanszen College, Cornerstone, Rice University
Abstract:	The original Hanszen College building was built in 1916 as "West Hall". When residential colleges were established in 1957, it was named for Harry Clay Hanszen, member and chairman of the Rice Board of Governors (1946-1950). Forms part of the original ("old") Hanszen building.
Description:	Color photograph of Hanszen College's cornerstone. The cornerstone is carved with the year, the Rice Shield, and an English inscription which reads "O Vision of These Early Days O Spirit of Our Years of Faith O Truth & Justice in Alliance With Freedom Soul of Art & Science and Beauty Truth's Undying Wraith Go With Our Sons on All Their Ways."
Subject:	Rice University -- History Hanszen College Cornerstones
Citation:	(1980). "Hanszen College, Cornerstone, Rice University."
Citable link to this page:	http://hdl.handle.net/1911/63550
Date:	1980

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