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Hallways in a residential setting are different than commercial. I can give you the basics of residential dimensions. On the main floor, a hallway should be 48 inches wide in heavy traffic areas. The hallways near the entry-way should be ideally 60 inches wide. Just for the areas directly adjacent to the entry. This is only necessary for the main entry. On the second floor, a hallway should be at least a minimum of 36 inches wide. 42 inches is the ideal and 48 inches is really spacious. Keep in mind that hallways are essentially a waste of space and it is best to minimize them to keep costs down. However, if it is necessary to have a hallway, remember that the absolute minimum would be 36 inches. Keep in mind this is only what I learned in my architectural design courses. Every state, region, city, and etc. has their own codes so check with them first. These numbers should give you a good idea of where to start. Also, the height needs to be the standard ceiling height. Just remember that the widths will very depending on the location in the residence. As I stated before, downstairs hallways will need to be wider and wider yet the closer they are to the entry, in high traffic areas, and when joining several open rooms.

Just remember local building codes supercede design standards so this info is only for information purposes. Good luck.

Are you sure it's not Whitten University? If it is, Whitten University is a part of the University of Miami, which has multiple campuses across southern Miami. Whitton is located in Coral Gables Florida.

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Check out their website. Good luck and God Bless:)

Great website for College Football history... www.cfbdatawarehouse.com ... The direct link to your answer is: http://www.cfbdatawarehouse.com/data/div_ia/sec/florida/opponents_records.php?teamid=1119 And the answer to the question is below... Mind that the "W" or "L" for Win/Loss is from the Florda point-of-view... :-) 39 W 11-25-1995 35 Gainesville, FL 24 40 L 11-30-1996 21 Tallahassee, FL 24 41 W 01-02-1997 52 Sugar Bowl 20 42 W 11-22-1997 32 Gainesville, FL 29 43 L 11-21-1998 12 Tallahassee, FL 23 44 L 11-20-1999 23 Gainesville, FL 30 45 L 11-18-2000 7 Tallahassee, FL 30 46 W 11-17-2001 37 Gainesville, FL 13 47 L 11-30-2002 14 Tallahassee, FL 31 48 L 11-29-2003 34 Gainesville, FL 38 49 W 11-20-2004 20 Tallahassee, FL 13

Chico State University is located in California. Entrance requirements include 4 years high school English, 3 years Math, 2 years each of social science, lab science, and foreign language, 1 year art and 1 year college prep.