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College Communications Building, College Arts Building, and College Lab
Parkmerced, San Francisco
"Quiet Study Rooms"(4 Tips)
"main entrance are for one person"(2 Tips)
"quiet spaces to study since annex and CCsc"(3 Tips)
"There are chalkboards in the toilet stalls."(3 Tips)
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Alyssa FongMarch 13, 2014In 1968, the Black Student Union led a strike demanding an ethnic studies program as well as an end to the Vietnam War. In 1969 an agreement was reached and SFSU became the first to offer the programUpvote5Downvote
The Quiet Study Rooms are some my favorite places to study on campus! On Thursdays, you get a great view of the Farmer's Market!Upvote3Downvote
→ To-the-kneeAugust 4, 2015Please don't use the elevator unless you: 1) can't physically walk up steps, or 2) have to go to floors 4 or 5 from the ground.Upvote1Downvote
FYI that for Spring 2014, study rooms directly above the main entrance in the Humanities Building are converted to Classrooms!UpvoteDownvote
If you're headed to the second floor, and unless you have a physical or medical condition that prevents you from doing so, take your lazy ass up the stairs!Upvote6Downvote
Ocean Beach BulletinJuly 18, 2011Journalism students! Independent local news org the Ocean Beach Bulletin (close to campus) is seeking Fall 2011 interns. For more: info@oceanbeachbulletin.com. http://oceanbeachbulletin.comUpvote2Downvote
New museum studies exhibits on the 5th floor, usually in November and April. Definitely worth checking out!UpvoteDownvote
The internet connection is really slow and the glass box study rooms are usually pretty full! Printer on 2nd floor, I believe.UpvoteDownvote- If you need a quiet place to study there are quiet spaces to study since annex and CCsc gets sooo noisyUpvoteDownvote
- Luis Romo-RomoMarch 29, 2012rest rooms by main entrance are for one person only if u need thy extra privacy ;)Upvote1Downvote
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Bathroom on third floor is the best... No one can hear anything... So u can drop all the tar babies u wantUpvoteDownvote
If you're trying to print something, go to the computer lab on the second floor.UpvoteDownvote
Do not take the elevators, unless you're physically incapable of climbing the stairs.Upvote3Downvote
Ms SapphireNovember 2, 2011Random smells,elevators on crack, only thing nice are the study rooms and even those can be hellUpvote1Downvote
One of the better looking buildings on campus. Elevators take forever. Cleaner bathrooms in higher floors.Upvote3Downvote- There are chalkboards in the toilet stalls. Feel free to pen down anything.Upvote3Downvote
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SFSU - Humanities Building
1600 Holloway Ave (at 19th Ave.)
San Francisco, CA 94132
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San Francisco, CA 94132
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