to have been implemented throughout the building's history. Originally manually controlled and later automated to Westinghouse Selectomatic in 1971, the system was completely modernized into Otis Compass+ destination dispatch in 2016. References in popular culture and student life In Gwyn Cready's comedic romance novel Tumbling Through Time, the hero, Magnus Knightley, is a visiting professor whose office is on the 32nd floor of the Cathedral of Learning. Several scenes in the book take place in the Cathedral. The Cathedral of Learning is described in Michael Chabon's novel The Mysteries of Pittsburgh. In Bethesda Softwork's Fallout 3: The Pitt, the Cathedral of Learning appears as the headquarters of the rulers of a post-apocalyptic Pittsburgh. The Cathedral of Learning was profiled on John Ratzenberger's Made in America TV show on the Travel Channel. The Cathedral of Learning and Nationality Rooms were featured on the Canadian French language travel channel Évasion in the Pittsburgh episode of 15 bonnes raisons d'aller à ... that first aired in September 2012. The Cathedral is sometimes referred to by Pitt students as the "drunken compass" due to its prominence of visibility throughout the neighborhood of Oakland that is used to guide students returning from parties back to the dorms or apartments. Along with the Early American Nationality Room, and the Croghan-Schenley Ballroom, the Cathedral Café food court on the ground level is purported to be haunted. Portions of the movie Roommates (1995), starring D. B. Sweeney, Peter Falk and Julianne Moore and directed by Peter Yates, were filmed in the Cathedral of Learning, including room 324. Richard Gere's character in The Mothman Prophecies (2002) appears in a scene where he is sitting on a bench on the Cathedral of Learning lawn. The Cathedral of Learning can be seen in the background of the climactic scene in which Jackie Robinson heads for home base at Forbes Field in the biographical film 42 (2013), as well as in the backdrop of the graduation scene, filmed on the lawn of Soldiers and Sailors Memorial, for fictional Rosman University in the movie Sorority Row (2009). It can also be seen in the movie Wonder Boys (2000), a film adaptation of Pitt alumnus Michael Chabon's 1995 novel of the same title, as well as in the original 1951 version of Angels in the Outfield. Artist Harry Scheuch painted the Cathedral of Learning during its construction in the 1930s as a series for