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Photographs of the new and renovated chemistry labs on the 3rd and 4th floors of the Ivy Street Building

An article about the improvements in fire satefy throughout the Ivy Street Building, including panic bars on exits, safety rails along the ramps, and automatic fire alarm boxes.

An article about fireproofing in the Ivy Street Building, also called the Atlanta Division or AD Building. Measures include a firewall next to the Hurt Grill and the paint shop on the 6th floor. The article mentions Jack Stone, building custodian.

An interview with elevator operators Bernice Brownlee, Mamie Heard, and Ruby Hill.

An article about the Atlanta Division library, with spaces on the 1st and 6th floors. The business library was moved to the 6th floor in May 1950, and contained economics, business art, and music periodicals. The article includes a list of…

An article about organizations in the Atlanta Division Building outside the school operations, such as the State Merit System, the Hospital Association, and the Georgia Press Association (6th floor).

Page 1: an article and photograph about the Georgia Press Association, with offices on the 6th floor of the Atlanta Division BuildingPage 5: an article and photograph about the biology department and its collection of skeletons and live specimens

An article about a geological time chart and fossil display case added between the 3rd and 4th floors by Dr. H. J. Walker of the Geography department

A cartoon about the elevator in the Atlanta Division Building being stopped between floors

Fictional anecdote about the quiet halls during the holidays and the watchman who walks them

Cartoon depicting a student hurtling down a ramp on a wagon

Page 1: an article about new labs for studying motion and time in rooms 201 and 202F of the Atlanta Division Building. Led by Dr. Eggers of the School of Business.Page 5: an article about the old library (presumably in the Ivy Street Building) being…

A lengthy article about the history of Georgia State College, drawn mostly from Bertram Holland Flanders's study titled "A New Frontier in Education" (later published)

An article about new chemistry labs on the 5th floor of the Ivy Street Building, one for organic and the other for analytical chemistry. A new stockroom was also added. Chemistry offices were on the 3-C level of the Ivy Street Building.

An article about new typing student facilities, eleven rooms, on 4th floor in the former Board of Regents offices

An article about two new chemistry labs on the 5th floor of the Ivy Street Building, with a new stock room and balance room, costing $30,000.

An article about a new psychology lab on the 4th floor, directed by Dr. James P. Rogers and Dr. T. T. Crawford to conduct studies on rats. Photograph of Barbara Marston and Betty Wright with some rats.

Photographs of the Delta Zeta chapter room undergoing renovations. Ten chapter rooms were built in the Ivy Street Building.

Page 2: an article about the art department facilities on the 7th floor and students working on the rooftop. Photograph of Pat Peirce sketching on the rooftop with an unidentified model.Page 5: an article about the Management Department and its…

An article about a new physical chemistry lab on the 5th floor of the Ivy Street Building, along with chemistry offices