University of New Haven - Chariot Yearbook (West Haven, CT)

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That The character of residential living is often a good indication of the spirit and life on campus. For this reason the University of New Haven strives to make its residential facilities places which encourage academic pursuits, creativity and personal development. ipst Time On-campus university housing includes a suite-style residence hall for freshmen, with double bedrooms arranged in groups of six around a common living room and bath. Apartment-style residence halls are available for upperclassmen. All on-campus residences arc furnished and in- clude lounges and facilities. laundry Above: Next to the Freshman Dorm a couple of freshman students get togeth- er to discuss the meal after dinner. Left: With the Freshman Dorm in the background, these students are waving to friends in the Film Production Class that was going on.

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eaving Home Fop Living In The Freshman Dorm Yields Lasting Memories Right: Out on the courtyard, fun and games are always taking place as in this case - students got together to play frisbee. Far Right: A night before midterms, most students huddled in their rooms to catch up on studying. Above: During some free time, students watch their T.V. sets. In this case stu- dents watch the feature. Top Gun.

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BtiOIK.HT Above: One of college ' s favorite game is the game of quarters . In upperclass- men apartments alcohol is allowed by those of age. Right: Apartment style dorms offer a lot of flexibility. In this case, the student is discussing what they should cook for dinner in their apartment.