Eastern Washington University - Kinnikinick Yearbook (Cheney, WA)

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MONROE HALL, named aficr Mary A. Monroe. Former presi- dent of the Board of Trustees, was the first dormitory erected on the campus, and was opened for occupancy in 1916. In addition to housing part of the women students it accommodates the school di ning-room, and with the masculine invasion this year. Monroe Hall has ceased to be the no-man ' s land of the campus.

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The ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, erected after the fire of 1912, is the center of student life and activity. Here classes are held; here the faculty have their offices: here all student gatherings except house-meetings are assembled. The Gymnasium has been the scene of memorable basketball games, and the auditorium of dis- tinctive dramatic performances.

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The PRESIDENT ' S MANSION was added to the campus group in 1927 and ' 28, and opened for occupancy in 1929. Furnished in taste, it constitutes a distinctive addition to the school buildings, and besides serving as a home for the executive, it is the scene of fac- ulty receptions, and that attractive feature of graduation week — the farewell reception to the Seniors. SENIOR HALL, the second of the dormitory group on the campus, was begun in 1919, and dedicated during the winter of 1921. Its sacred precincts are reserved for the upperclass women, who grace its living-room, and make its Sunday morning reception to the faculty a social event of the spring term.