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              <text>Construction proceeds on the third bell tower at the OES Nicol Road campus. This bell tower was designed by OES alumni Alexandra Zimmer ('76). The three pillars supporting the cross, the three sides of the base, and the three staircases represent the Holy Trinity. The bell is suspended from a cross of Alaskan yellow cedar. </text>
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