The bowling alley is in the basement of the Wesley J. Howe Center. Exit the elevator and go up the hallway (or go down the steps near the student service center). The entrance to the bowling alley is on the left side of the hallway.

To be placed on the waiting list for a locker, please email blevy1@stevens.edu. Lockers are not always available at all times.

The bowling alley hires new work study students each semester. Please go to the "Become an Employee" link to the left for more information. The bowling alley does not have any non-work study positions available.

Today, no. Liquor licenses can not be issued for that part of a building used for a bowling alley. The law "grandfathers" any portion of a building or premises which was, prior to 1962, used for bowling and licensed to sell liquor.

The term "Tornado Alley" refers to the region of the USA where tornadoes occur most frequently, and there is controversy on just where it is. The term is used loosely because there are no exact boundaries. Generally, the term refers to the region on the Great Plains extending from central Texas north to the Canadian border. However, tornadoes are also frequent in other parts of the country. Tom Grazulis of the Tornado Project, says the USA has at least three tornado alleys.

The scoring system was replaced with the new Steltronic scoring system. New gutters and capping were also installed as well as an upgraded sound system. You can find out more about the renovations by clicking on the "Renovations Information" link to the left.

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Bowl America is a successful, established business in the City that controls key pieces of land in the heart of Falls Church City. They do not have to relocate or sell their property. This set of proposed transactions between Bowl America, ARC, and the City would result in the investment of at least $317 million in mixed-use development and corresponding tax base.

Bowling Green is a city of about 50,000 people. It is the economic center of SouthCentral Kentucky and offers numerous cultural, civic and shopping opportunities while still maintaining the friendly atmosphere of a small town. For more information on Bowling Green, check out http://www.bgchamber.com/.

Property owners must submit a valid petition (51percent of abutting property owners represented on petition) for reconstruction. Petition forms are provided by Metropolitan Finance and Petitions by calling 410-887-3363.

Many neighborhoods have decided that they would like to have a paved alley. The City does not pay for these improvements. However, the City will provide for an assessment project to get the work done. If a neighborhood is interested in paving their alley, someone in the neighborhood must circulate a petition (pick it up at the City Engineering Office) to adjacent landowners to find out who is interested in paying for the improvements.

George Washington McCaskill built the mill in 1894. The small village around the mill was named for an early settler, John Alley, but he didn't own the mill. The mill was never very successful as a business and went through about a dozen owners, so many folks can claim family connections to this beautiful landmark. Alley History

FolkAlley.com is a listener supported 24-hour, online music service featuring folk, traditional, Americana, Celtic, singer/songwriter, world, and acoustic music. It was launched in September 2003 and is produced by WKSU-FM in Kent, Ohio. Along with the hosted music stream and real-time playlist, the web site also offers a blog, music news, folk links, information on musicians, new releases, exclusive artist interviews, and more.

OK, we admit, this isn't a frequently asked question! But it has been asked a few times and we got an answer.

Archaeologists have discovered bowling balls, pins and other equipment in an Egyptian child's grave dating back to 5200 B.C. So we know that Egyptians were playing a form of bowling centuries ago. In Germany, back in A.D. 200, village dances and celebrations included a similar form of the game -- they rolled stones at nine wooden clubs called kegles. Bowlers in Germany are sometimes still referred to as "keglers." Bowling was recorded in England as early as the 1100s.

This refers to scoring without handicaps. Several major leagues operate this way. Your scratch score is your basic game total.

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