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What is Pitt Meadows secondary school known for?
Pitt Meadows Secondary. Pitt Meadows Secondary School is a dual-track English and French Immersion school of just under 1,000 students that offers a variety of regular, honours and enrichment courses, including gifted programming. Students can choose from several university prep and vocational programs that follow a linear September-June schedule.
What is PMSs Pitt Meadows?
PMSS features programs in visual, theatre and musical arts. Visual arts students produce many top-quality 2D and 3D pieces of artwork that are regularly displayed throughout the community of Pitt Meadows. The music program features both beginner and advanced concert band and guitar classes.
What is the history of Pitt University’s Masonic Temple?
Originally a Masonic Temple and designed by renowned architect Benno Janssen, the limestone-clad building was constructed in 1914-15 and acquired by Pitt in 1993. It is a Pittsburgh History and Landmarks Foundation Historic Landmark and part of the Oakland Civic Center Historic District.
What is Alumni Hall?
Alumni Hall is home to the Pitt Alumni Association, the Office of Admissions and Financial Aid, a 270-seat auditorium/lecture hall, and the 500-seat Connolly Ballroom, among other offices and facilities. The building’s first floor hosts the Legacy Gallery, a permanent exhibit featuring two unique touch-screen interactive kiosks.
Does Pitt have a yearbook?
Pitt Yearbooks The Owl began publication in 1907 as the yearbook of the Western University of Pennsylvania. In 1981 the yearbook’s name was changed to Panther Prints, shifting the focus from students and activities to campus events. University of Pittsburgh
When was the first yearbook published at the University of Pittsburgh?
The 1910 issue was the first yearbook for the newly renamed University of Pittsburgh. In 1931 the yearbook staff decided to focus the yearbooks on the senior class instead of the junior class and so published a transition volume dated 1930/31.