Crumbling Classrooms
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Worn down chairs sit in the basement of Eisenhower Hall. In Eisenhower 014 water damage is visible in the ceiling and armrests hang loosely off of chairs. Eisenhower has seen better days since its construction in 1951. (Rowan Jones|Collegian Media Group)
Worn down chairs sit in the basement of Eisenhower Hall. In Eisenhower 014 water damage is visible in the ceiling and armrests hang loosely off of chairs. Eisenhower has seen better days since its construction in 1951. (Rowan Jones|Collegian Media Group)
Worn down chairs sit in the basement of Eisenhower Hall. In Eisenhower 014 water damage is visible in the ceiling and armrests hang loosely off of chairs. Eisenhower has seen better days since its construction in 1951. (Rowan Jones|Collegian Media Group)
A crack in the ceramic tiling of Eisenhower 014. Sitting in the basement the room has visible water damage. the floors have lost their shine, and most of the desks have endured some form of damage. Eisenhower Hall was built in 1951 and the 10, 885 square foot building is part of the College of Arts and Sciences hosting a majority of the foreign language classes at Kansas State University (Rowan Jones|Collegian Media Group)
