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Indeed, there is a SITES, PAST AND PRESENT 79 tradition that an ancient pine, which stood until 1906, had been held in peculiar veneration by the Indians of Manhattan Island.
The decision to move to Morningside Heights — the name, by the way, is now never heard except in certain college songs — was at first greeted with considerable alarm, for the region was about as remote and inacces- sible as Mt. Kisco is to-day. Indeed, there are those still living in the neighborhood who remember when it w...as usual to stay overnight when one went down to the City. With the exception of a few, however, who indeed are still unreconciled, the importance and wisdom of the decision was soon generally recognized. The pro- ject excited great popular interest and, most important.
Teachers College and Barnard College were inspired to buy land adjacent. Indeed, one of the great gifts to Barnard was made on condition that the building for which it provided should be located within a thousand feet of the University.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Indeed, there is a SITES, PAST AND PRESENT 79 tradition that an ancient pine, which stood until 1906, had been held in peculiar veneration by the Indians of Manhattan Island.
The decision to move to Morningside Heights — the name, by the way, is now never heard except in certain college songs — was at first greeted with considerable alarm, for the region was about as remote and inacces- sible as Mt. Kisco is to-day. Indeed, there are those still living in the neighborhood who remember when it w...as usual to stay overnight when one went down to the City. With the exception of a few, however, who indeed are still unreconciled, the importance and wisdom of the decision was soon generally recognized. The pro- ject excited great popular interest and, most important.
Teachers College and Barnard College were inspired to buy land adjacent. Indeed, one of the great gifts to Barnard was made on condition that the building for which it provided should be located within a thousand feet of the University.
What to read after Columbia?
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