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The Masterplan also adopts a ‘ campus heart ’ approach , locating the focal activity hub and open spaces at the centre of the campus , and revealing the life within the University . I determined that the cost of lodging could potentially derail the entire endeavor , so I plotted my course not through major literary hubs but to places where we could visit family , friends , and colleagues . For this reason , academic advising , as described by Wes Habley , should be viewed as the " hub of the wheel " and not just one of the various isolated services provided for students . This function involves planning for , and providing assistance in , the creation of different types of incubators suited to local conditions , such as open incubators , rural hubs and satellite incubators , and single-sector ( e.g . It is a key hub both for the Netherlands and Europe 's airport infrastructure ( Schiphol is part of the European Union 's Trans European Airport Network ) . The MTV Citibank Card program has also tied with MTV Style Hubs across the country to offer fashion accessories and apparel at an exclusive discount to members . " clean " network with a 10-BaseT hub connected only to a PC running Gatekeeper and network management software . The heavily wooded property at the edge of the burgeoning new railroad hub at Martin had been acquired as a farmstead by James Evans Freeman in the mid 1880 's . " The Commission would forbid the funds to be used to buy personal computers , but would allow them to be spent to install and maintain high-speed computer networks , including " routers , hubs , network file servers and wireless LANS " in schools and libraries . The five existing wiring closets will be consolidated into two wiring hubs ; one for each wing of the building .