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Clock tower serves as inspiration

In 1990, the senior class repaired the thirty-year-old clock in the tower at the Law Library which had not worked for at least 15 years. The following year, the class of 1991 installed chimes for the centennial celebration. The tower will be replicated in the architecture of the new Wilson Library building. / photo by Jeff Leard
In 1990, the senior class repaired the thirty-year-old clock in the tower at the Law Library which had not worked for at least 15 years. The following year, the class of 1991 installed chimes for the centennial celebration. The tower will be replicated in the architecture of the new Wilson Library building. / photo by Jeff Leard
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