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[IUPbigINDIANS]

Jack Benedict??

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[Iupgh]

Jack's book goes on sale tomorrow. There's a preview of it (by Matt) in the Gazette.

Jack Benedict??

[IUPbigINDIANS]

Jack's book goes on sale tomorrow. There's a preview of it (by Matt) in the Gazette.

[iupgroundhog]

Lab schools were such an unappreciated jewel to PASSHE campuses. I wonder how many are left. You basically had a charter school on campus for students to observe plus it offered field experiences for students who didn't have transportation to local schools. The building that last housed Edinboro's lab school is slated for demolition. I was a student when it was closed as a budget cut - there should have been more outcry at the time. Those were some tough cuts around 2002 or 2003 - Edinboro cut tennis, baseball (with 2 major leaguers at the time), and the lab school.

Well, the Keith Laboratory School did produce Jimmy Stewart.

[Fightingscot82]

Lab schools were such an unappreciated jewel to PASSHE campuses. I wonder how many are left. You basically had a charter school on campus for students to observe plus it offered field experiences for students who didn't have transportation to local schools. The building that last housed Edinboro's lab school is slated for demolition. I was a student when it was closed as a budget cut - there should have been more outcry at the time. Those were some tough cuts around 2002 or 2003 - Edinboro cut tennis, baseball (with 2 major leaguers at the time), and the lab school.

[IUPNation]

Keith was a bear in warm weather. I remember the most boring history classes in the world in there in like 95 degrees. And, of course, in the winter they'd keep the heat at about the same.

[Bart]

That's where the boiler room was; another part used as group room with couches and stuffed chairs for graduate classes, with a small library. It also had a long conference table for some classes. I did many presentations in there, and struggled some of the Marxists.

[Bart]

Keith was a bear in warm weather. I remember the most boring history classes in the world in there in like 95 degrees. And, of course, in the winter they'd keep the heat at about the same.

I guess, but the regular classrooms had large windows to get a breeze. Some posters regret it's demolition. https://www.facebook.com/iupedu/posts/10155049067923228

[IUPNation]

Keith Hall is were most of my classes were held, largely in a basement seminar room. The building was demolished, and there were many people upset over the historic loss.

[IUPbigINDIANS]

Keith Hall is were most of my classes were held, largely in a basement seminar room. The building was demolished, and there were many people upset over the historic loss.

Keith was a bear in warm weather. I remember the most boring history classes in the world in there in like 95 degrees. And, of course, in the winter they'd keep the heat at about the same.

[Bart]

Pretty sure Jimmy attended the "model school" in Keith Hall which was the Social Science building (including my Econ major classes). I believe that building is no more. Correct me if I'm wrong.

Keith Hall is were most of my classes were held, largely in a basement seminar room. The building was demolished, and there were many people upset over the historic loss.

[iupgroundhog]

I think that is correct then. Traditionally, the lore was that it was Keith Hall but after comparing the two links below I think it must have been called the Keith Model School (named after the Normal School President) but it was at Wilson Hall. Therein lies the confusion. Somebody should correct the Wikipedia entry. I'm all for historical accuracy.

• Jimmy Stewart (Keith Laboratory School) - actor

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_o...ylvania_people

MG200Stewart.pdf (iup.edu)

[IUPNation]

Pretty sure Jimmy attended the "model school" in Keith Hall which was the Social Science building (including my Econ major classes). I believe that building is no more. Correct me if I'm wrong.

[iupgroundhog]

Pretty sure Jimmy attended the "model school" in Keith Hall which was the Social Science building (including my Econ major classes). I believe that building is no more. Correct me if I'm wrong.

[IUPNation]

Yeah ... same here.

Those steps are steep. And, you have to envision campus at that time.

If you really get in to the case ... it stinks something fierce.

Changing subjects for a moment ... the building Jimmy went to elementary (name slips me) ... I assume it will stay, correct?