The Annex at 100 2025

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The Spring 2007 newsletter of the Wellesley College Friends of Horticulture highlights the history and significance of the college's oldest greenhouse, the Annex, which is celebrating its 100th anniversary. It discusses its role in botanical education and research, recent events like the Light Show in the greenhouses, and various educational programs offered by the Friends of Horticulture. The document also features articles on plant science, including hydrangea flower color variations due to soil pH, and promotes upcoming events and classes aimed at engaging the community in horticulture and botanical art.

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Where is the annex in The Giver?

Answer and Explanation: In The Giver, the Annex is the place where the Receiver of Memory, who later calls himself the Giver, lives and sleeps. It is a wing of the House Of the Old and is the only place where books can be kept in the community, other than the rule books and dictionaries in homes.

What are all the locations in The Giver?

Within the context of the community, some important places emerge, such as the Halls of Open and Closed Records, the Rehabilitation Center, family dwellings, the Auditorium, and the Annex (where the Giver lives). This final place is of particular interest.

Is the annex attached to the recreation center?

The Giver plans to leave the community to find elsewhere after he helps the people with the memories. The Annex is attached to the Recreation Center.

Where is the annex located in the Giver?

It is a wing of the House Of the Old and is the only place where books can be kept in the community, other than the rule books and dictionaries in homes.

What area is the annex?

The Annex is a neighbourhood in Downtown Toronto, Ontario, Canada. The traditional boundaries of the neighbourhood are north to Dupont Street, south to Bloor Street, west to Bathurst Street and east to Avenue Road.

Where is elsewhere in the book The Giver?

Answer and Explanation: In The Giver, Jonas believes that elsewhere simply refers to other communities in his world at the beginning of the novel. Later, he thinks of elsewhere as multiple other places, such as where the river comes from and where it goes. However, he learns later that elsewhere is simply death.

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