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Latest revision as of 18:48, 25 September 2020
Home * Organizations * Northwestern University
Technological Institute, Post Lakefill, 1977 [1]
Northwestern University in Evanston and downtown Chicago, Illinois, United States. The Vogelback Computer Center headed by Ben Mittman was the first building constructed on the Lakefill in Evanston [2].
People
- Larry Atkin
- William Blanchard
- Joe Condon
- Christina Enroth-Cugell
- Keith Gorlen
- Peter W. Frey
- Donald H. Mitchell
- Ben Mittman
- Judith Spencer Olson
- David Slate
Chess Programs and Authors
Tournaments
External Links
- Official website
- History of Northwestern University from Wikipedia
- Northwestern University from Wikipedia
- Northwestern University Lakefill from Wikipedia
- Northwestern Technological Institute
- The Lakefill - University Archives
- Brick by Brick - Northwestern Magazine - Spring 2001
- Chicago at Carnegie Hall 1971 - 25 or 6 to 4, YouTube Video
References
- ↑ Northwestern University. Exterior: Technological Institute, Exterior: Aerial View, post-lakefill / Date: 1977 / Photographer: Bob Brandt and Associates. Source: Northwestern University Archives, Northwestern University Lakefill from Wikipedia
- ↑ The Lakefill - University Archives
