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The Johnson School is one of the more antiquated structures on the Cornell campus. Formerly Sage Hall, it was gutted abd becane the graduate business school, named for one of Cornell's major benefactor families, the Johnsons of Racine, Wisconsin (and Johnson Wax). Its interior is entirely modern. The facade is an artist's delight, full of elaborate cornices, variegated brick hues, and those signature towers and turrets. Purchase Details:
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