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Wl'lClT The l'lCll'lClb0Ok ClO9Sll'T Tell YOU... he goal of residence life is to further the educational growth of students who live in the residence halls through provision of a meaningful and enjoyable living experience. On-campus housing. lt provides a unique aspect of hlqher learninq not achieved in the classroom. That education--who lives where and whv. as conceptualized inthe minds of residence hall dwellers. variety of lifestyles are offered in different halls, and students may live with the one most comfortable for them... The Virqin Vault...Calkins...trollinq for Trout..,women..Robinson.Hlrustrated men. Larzelere.,.eqqheads..honors.,.fiqurinq square roots for funwsorrv. qotta studv toniqhtmbooks. books and more books. Barnard, Tate...ivv...Harold Abel, next- door neiqhbormcommunltv livinq. Band,.,Barnes...tuba or not tuba...no volleyball court but a nice sidewalkmthe Nlarchinq Chipsmoooooo-WAHF More than 6.000 students live in University halls. These facilities are designed to provide an atmosphere conducive to study and significant social development. The men of Thorpemthe Beddow bi---es.,.the beauties and the beastsmiocks...Sweeney...cold womenmthe Friqidaire ol campus- some women are so cold, when they open their mouths a Iiqht comes on .., Merrill men..,Iaid-back armchair quarterbacksmbeer bellies. Woldt, Emmonsmhiqh society.,.snobs,..Herriq,..cockroaches ...overcrowded rooms...Saxe. The various options include men's halls, women's halls, coed halls. and residential learning centers. The Towers...freshmen..,the women of Wheeler..,freshmen...the Heidelburg Haus.Mfreshmen.Hkeqqersmtalent showmfreshmen. continued on ncxl page., Experimenting with new methods of beer consumption, Emmons Hall residents entertain their Woldt Hall spectators. Most dorm party- ing was done behind closed doors due to alcohol policies, Bib Abel Dorm lil 21
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