Original sentence: Northwestern's Evanston campus runs North-South along a stretch of Sheridan Road.The North side of campus is home to the campus' fraternity quads, the Henry Crown Sports Pavilion, and the Technological Institute and all of its adjoining science-related buildings.The South side of campus is home to the University's music buildings, art buildings, and sorority quads.This division in building location, along with the fact that the South end of campus is closer to the downtown center of Evanston, creates a difference in the culture of students typically found on either end of the campus
Edited sentence: " The Evanston campus lies along a stretch of Sheridan Road that runs for more than a mile North to South." Tradition states that North Campus buildings and dorms are dominated by "Techies" (Engineering and Science students) whereas South Campus buildings and dorms are dominated by Arts and Humanities students.An imaginary East-West line passing through the Norris University Center and Foster-Walker Complex divides the campus into "North Campus" and "South Campus.An interesting facet of campus life at Northwestern's Evanston campus is the "North-South Divide.An urban legend states that university planners intended the distance between the Fraternity and Sorority Quads to be exactly one-mile.Furthermore, Northwestern's Fraternity Houses are located in North Campus, while its Sorority Houses are located in the South.The "North-South Divide" is perpetuated by the fact that most of Northwestern's newest Science and Engineering buildings are located north while older buildings for the Humanities, Theater, Music and Dance are located south.The usual stereotypes for North Campus students are the "Nerdy Techie," "Athelete" and "Frat-boy," who are the more "intense" segment of the population while South Campus students are supposedly typical "Theatre Majors," "The Arty Sort" and "Sorority Girls" who are essentially more "laid-back