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Sorry, we couldn't find anything matching "Interior architect J.C. Leavell utilized walnut, knotty-pine, maple and various oaks in several public rooms to provde a pleasant environment for students and visitors. Even the elevators of the main lobby are paneled in fine maple, handcarved by John C. Freiburg. A 30 foot cupola houses the university's historic chapel bell and a gift of the class of 1878, the "old clock". An addition toward the south, which was begun in 1960, cost $5 million.".