Sinclair Comparative Medicine Research Farm Five miles southwest of Stadium. Route K, to G reen Meadow Road, left on Sinclair Stree t. University- wide fac ility fo r research in human hea lth-related conditions of chroni c diseases and aging , using animals as models. Tours by appoi ntment onl y . Call 445-4432. Al so loca ted here is the Environmenta l T race, Substances Center, w hi ch conducts research on possible environmental effects of trace substances, (lead, copper , zinc, etc.) on human beings . T ours by appointment o nl y: 882-3321. Stanley Hall Gallery First fl oor, Stanl ey H all , ce nter of w hite ca mpus. Exhibits in arts, crafts, architec ture and interi o r design by housing and interi or design fa culty, students and professionals. Corridors, first and second fl oors, contain paintings, projects and three- dimensional constructi ons. Gall ery hours: 8 a. 111 .-noon, 1 p.m .-5 p .111. , Mon .-Fri. Call 882-6616. State Historical Society of Eas t wing of o n Lowry Street between Ninth and Hitt Streets . Missouri newspapers, ca rtoons. Exhi bit gall eri es with pain ti ngs, prints and sculpture with works by Tho mas Hart Benton, George Caleb Bingham , J ohn J . Audubon, Carl Bodmer and contem porary Missouri artists. H ours: 8 a. m .-4:30 p. m. , Mon.-Fri . 443-3 165 . V ctcrinary Medical Teaching Hospital Roll ins and Will ia m Stree ts. Small and la rge animal trea tment areas and laboratori es. T ours by appointment only. Call 882-3347. University South Farms H orse. beef. sheep. swine and po ultry C.nm s. Tours, 8 a.m.-5 p .m .. Mon .- Fri .. by appointment onl y . Call -COLUMBIA -t-+9-123 1. • 0

Handicapped Legend 6 accessible entrances curb cuts 1st 1st Floor LL G Ground Floor CJ OJJ FRATERNITIES AND SORORITIES A. Alpha Tau Omega ...... F-6 T. Gamma Phi Beta...... E-6 B. Delta Delta Delta .F-6 U. Kappa Delta ...... E-7 C. Alpha Delta Pi .E-6 V. Delta Sigma Phi ...... E-7 D. Alpha Epsilon Phi .. .. E-6 W. Delta Upsilon ... E-7 E. Kappa Kappa Gamma ...... E-6 X. Phi Kappa Theta ...... D-6 F. Delta Tau Delta ...... E-6 Y. Pi Beta Phi ...... D-6 G. Zeta Beta Tau ...... F-6 Z. Beta Theta Pi ... C-11 H. Farmhouse ...... F-6 AA. Alpha Gamma Rho ...... C-11 I. Lambda Chi Alpha .. F-6 BB. Phi Gamma Delta. . .. .D-11 J. Sigma Phi Epsilon ...... F-5 CC. Sigma Nu ...... D-11 K. Delta Gamma ...... F-5 DD. Sigma Chi ...... C-11 L. Alpha Phi ...... F-5 EE. Kappa Alpha ... . 8-11 ~f+l M. Pi Kappa Alpha .... F-5 FF. Beta Sigma Psi ...... A-11 N. Alpha Gamma Sigma ..... E-6 GG. Chi Omega ...... F-6 0. Pi Kappa Phi .... F-6 HH. Kappa Sigma...... C-4 1111 P. Kappa Alpha Theta .... G-6 II. Sigma Alpha Epsilon ... C-4 (!I Q. Evans Scholars ...... G-7 JJ. Phi Kappa Psi .... E-5 R. Zeta Tau Alpha .. F-6 KK. Sigma Pi . . . .E-5 S. Alpha Chi Omega ...... F-6 LL. Phi Delta Theta ...... E-4 MM. Alpha Epsilon Pi .F-7 _!IIN. Delta Chi ...... E-6 [~HWAY 740

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86. Cramer ...... G-9 122. Traffic Office ..... B-8 87. Defoe .... F-9 123. Tucker. . ... D-10 88. Dockery- Folk . G-9 T-12 Agric. Engineering ...... F-12 89. Gardner-Hyde ..... F-9 T-14 Poultry...... G-11 90. Graham ...... F-9 TD-3 Med Center Offices ...... F-7 91. Hadley- Major .. G-9 TD-4 Med Center Offices ...... F-8 92. Pershing (cafeteria) ...... G-9 124. University Hall ...... H-1 93. Stafford . . . .. G-9 125. USDA Biol. Cont. of Insects .... K-2 DOBBS GROUP 126. Veterans Admin. Hospital ...... H-7 94. Dobbs (cafeteria) ...... G-6 127. Veterinary Tchng. Hosp. . ... E-13 95. Jones ...... G-6 128. Vet. Diag. Research Lab .... E-15 96. :..athrop ...... G-6 129. Veterinary Science. . ... E-13 97. Laws ...... G-6 130. Visitor's Parking .8-10, G-7, D'9, 1-6 BINGHAM GROUP 131. Walter Williams . . .. A-8 98. Bingham (cafeteria) ..... F-12 132. Waters ...... 8-10 99. Hatch...... F-12 133. Whitten . . ... C-9 100. Schurz ...... F-11 134. Women's Gym (McKee) ...... D-9 ...... A-9 ROLLINS GROUP 135. Univ. Reception House ...... L-8 J ...... D-11 101. Hudson ...... E-11 (President's Home) ...... L-1 102. Gillett .... E-10 136. Atmospheric Science ...... D-9 ... J-3 103. Rollins (cafeteria) .E-10 137. Independent Study . .C-6 ...... L-1 104. Rothwell ...... E-9 138. Special Education ...... C-6 ... D-9 105. .... E-12 139. UMC Publications ...... A-6 ...... J-3 106. Sanitary Engineering Lab ...... J-1 140. Black Culture House .... F-10 ... B-4 107. Schlund! & Annex ...... C-11 141. Watson Place. . .. A-8 108. Schweitzer . . .C-11 142. Honors College ...... E-10 109. Science Instrument Shop. . .. L-1 (Kuhlman Ct.) . . ... D-9 K ..... C-6 110 .. Slaughter House...... E-13 143. Poultry Nutrition Lab ...... H-15 ...... E-10 111 . Sociology ...... 8-8 144. Poultry Physiology Lab ...... H-15 112. Stadium (Memorial) ...... 1-5 145. Alumni Center ..... G-5 113. Stanley...... C-10 146. Gustin Golf Course 1-1 G-5 114. Stephens C-11 ...... 147. Vet Medicine Bldg. . E-13 ... H-6 115. Stewart ...... C-10 ...... 116. Student Athletic Field ...... F-11 148. Student Special Services ..... A-8 .... .A-6 117. Swallow ...... C-8 149. School of Nursing ...... G-8 ..... A-6 118. Swimming Pool. .E-7 150. Gannett Hall ...... A-8 ..... A-6 119. Switzler . . .B-7 L 11114 120. Tate (Law) ...... C-8 .. F-9 121. Tech. Educ. Servir.-,~ ...... 8-5 8 • 9 • 10 A 11 A 12 A 13 A 14 • 15 mostly from Missouri. M ajor service: Roo m 114. Public viewing with Museum hours. For information, identification of insects , spiders, 16-inch telescope Friday evenings, call 882-3591 . mites . By appointment only. Call 8- 10 during aca demic year , 9- 11 882-2410. during summer session. Observatory Museum of mtings from the open only during academic sessions. '1!___ Fine Arts Gallery Anthropology " University of Room 100, Swallow H all , Francis Fine Arts Building, Hitt Stree t. Max Meyer Missouri-Columbia. We hope this Quadrangle. Exhibits on Midwestern Regular exhibits in man y media. brochure helps you during your Memorial Museum archaeology and cultures of the N ati o nal and international artists, visit to the campus. We are proud Room 220, McAl es ter Hall , Si xth Americas, Africa and Asia. Li fe -size faculty and students. Hours: 9 a.m.-3 of our university and welcome and Elm Streets, Psychology construction of Middle-Mississippian p.m., M on .-Fri.; 2:30-4:30 p.m., Department. Coll ection of antique ho us e. Hours: 9:30 a.m.-noon & 1-4 the opportunity to share with you Sun. as scheduled. Call 882-3555 . some of its highlights. May your laboratory equipment (much of it p.m.; Mon.-Fri. Fo r special tours, stay with us be most pleasant. created by the late Dr. Max Meyer), ca ll 882-3764 at least two weeks in Glen Smart Waterfowl color wheels, learning mazes, advance. Closed on student holidays. reaction- time appara tus, tuning forks Cordially, & Upland Gan1e Bird Anthropology exhibits are also on and quarter- tone o rgan used in second fl oor of . H ours: 8 Collection psychology of music. Hours: 8 a. m.-5 p.m., Mon.-Fri. CorridGrs of Lefevre Hall, a.m.-5 p.m., Mon.-Fri. Call University Avenue near College 882-6268. Reptile Display Barbara S. Uehling Avenue. Ducks, geese, swans, Chancellor Memorial Second fl oor corridor, Stewart scorers, pheasants , grouse, quail, H all , ce nter of w hite ca mpus. ptarmigan, turkeys and pigeons. Tower & Union Rattlesnakes, liza rds , boa constrictors Hours: 8 a.m.-5 p .m. , Mon.-Fri.; 8 Hitt and Low ry Streets. Gothic and other reptiles . For tour a. m .-noon, Sat. Call 882-3436. stone structure used for meetings and arrangements: 882-6468. dining by faculty, staff and students. Geology Museum Dining areas: Hawthorn Room , Research Reactor Ground floor and first fl oor cafe teri a and snack bar. Tower corridors of Geology Building on constructed in 1926 as memorial to Facility Botany Greenhouses Brady Com1nons . Fossils, rocks UMC graduates w ho died in W orld South of Stadium on Route K in and minerals; malachite from So uth War I. A.P. Green C hapel, the the Research Park. Contains facilities & Herbariun1 Gallery Africa; flu q rite fr om German y; jet adjoining Gothic sanctuary w ith oak fo r Uni versity, industrial and T ucker Hall , off Hitt Street behind Second fl oor, Brady Commons, on from H o nan , C hina; rhodonite from beams and paneling, is a small governmental research. The largest McKee Gymnas ium . G reenho uses the mall at Rollins Street. Informal Australia; pyrite fr om Italy. nondenominational memorial. Union university-owned research reactor. have tropica l, jungle and desert student loungeiart gall ery/listening Formati on of fossil s illustrated. ho urs: 8 a.m .-11 p .m ., Mon.-Sat.; 9 Tours, weekdays by appointment: rooms, displaying cac ti , yucca, room . Student and local art work H ours: 8 a.m.-5 p .m., Mon.-Fri .; 8 a.m .-11 p. m ., Sun. Fo r tours: 882-4211. o rchids , palms, climbing displayed peri odicall y. Call 882-2889. a.m.-noon , Sat. Call 882-6785. 882-3418 . bougain villea, African violets. H ours: Sanborn Field 8 a.m .-5 p.m. , Mon.-Fri . Tours: Museun1 of Art Eln1er Ellis Library Hearnes Multipurpose Rollins and College A venue, 882-6519. Herbarium has worldwide On Lowry, between Ninth and & Archaeology extending to Veterinary Sciences coll ecti on of dried, preserved and Building Hitt Stree ts. Over 1.9 million Second fl oor, Pi ckard Hall , Francis Building. O ldest agricultural cl assified plants. Main fun cti on: Plant volumes, one of the largest university East of on Stadium Quadrangle. Comprehensi ve experimental field west of the identifica ti o n and research. By m icrofilm and microfiche coll ecti o ns, Road. The massive structure, collection rangin g from 5000 B.C. to Mississippi and in continuous appointment o nl y: 882-65 19. J ohn G. Neihardt Memorial covering 4.4 acres, has an audito rium present. Ancient art (Egyptian, Near operati on since 1888. A National Collecti on and Rare Book Room seating fro m 12 ,800 to 13 ,600, a Eastern, Far Eastern, G reek and Monument. Treatments arc posted o n fi eldhouse, and conference rooms. (with o ri ginal page fr om G utenberg Roman), Primitive art (Oceanic, each pl ot. Aureomycin was isolated The Col un1 bia Administrative offices, and offi ces Bible). Exhibits. Also houses the African and pre-Columbian), fro m Plot 23. Call 882-2801. Missourian State Historical Society of Missouri for Intercoll egiate Athleti cs and Renaissance, modern and Confe rences and Short Courses are Neff Annex, Elm and Ninth and the Western Historica l contempo rary paintings, drawings located here. The fieldhouse has a Scruggs-Vandervoort- Streets. Dail y city- wide teaching Manuscripts Coll ecti on. H ours: 8 and prints. Kress Study Collection of o ne-eighth-mile Tartan track and a newspaper of the School of a. 111.-l I p.111 ., Mon.-Fri.; 8 a. 111. -5 Itali an paintings. H ours: 1-5 p.m., Barney Collection "roll away" Tartan turf practi ce area . Jo urnali sm . Call 882-4821 at least o ne p .111 ., Sat.; 2-11 p.111., Sun. Tours by Tues. - Sun.; 4-10 p.m. M on. Fo r Corridors and offi ces of Jesse Hal l, Call 882-2056. day in advance for 30-minute tour. appointment only. Call 882-4701. tours, ca ll 882-3591 at leas t a week Conley A venue. Called "Missouri , Early presses and historical displays in advance. H ea rt of the Nation," the coll ection in corridors of Neff and Walter Entomology Museun1 ~aws Observatory Cast Gall ery, first fl oor, Pi ckard contains paintings of Missouri scenes, Williams H all s and in student lounge. 3-38 Agriculture Building, Hitt and On top of the Physics Building, H all. C lassica l statuary cas ts from agriculture and industries by KBIA-FM news studios in cluded in Rollins Streets. Research coll ecti on of College A ve nue. Free Astrono111ical original sculpture. H ours: 8 a.m.- 5 nati onall y- known artists. H ours: 8 visit if desired. approximately o ne million specimens, Film Series Friday evenings . 7 p .m., p.m ., M on .-Fri. Also during a.m.-5 p.m., M on.- Fri. 882-741 9.