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Fraser Hall



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Because of its seven-story height and site on one of the highest spots on campus, Fraser Hall can be seen for miles outside Lawrence. The native-stone building opened in 1967, replacing a beloved building of 1872, and is named for John Fraser, second chancellor. Sociology, psychology, and anthropology are among the subjects taught here.


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