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Tulane University's Barbara Greenbaum House, a new student residence building, opened this fall on the school's New Orleans campus. Forming one side of Newcomb Lawn, it completes an historic ensemble started by Josephine Louise (JL) House, a student residence, and Newcomb Hall, both designed by architect James Gamble Rogers in 1912. Together, Greenbaum House and JL House form Tulane's third residential college.
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