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Putnam Hall was originally the college library “In 1905 President Worst was successful in securing from Andrew Carnegie funds for the construction of the library. He received $15,000 for a building and later Carnegie added $3,400 for its completion. In 1906 the Carnegie Library was dedicated and 8,000 volumes were transferred from the main building [Old Main]”.
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Myth Buster

We have all heard them: "If you get hit by a car you get free tuition", "There is a cow buried on campus", "If a professor does not arrive after X minutes you can leave."

But the real question is: What is true and what is myth?

The NDSU community is encouraged to submit NDSU related legends to the HTC team.  The HTC team will select a legend and work to determine if the urban legend has truth or if the legend will be marked as myth.  To submit a legend please email ndsutraditions@yahoo.com



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