Reed College - Griffin Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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coat rooms, or been occupied by the co-operative store, the Quest, and the Student Council, and a half dozen rooms for the use of the kitchen workers. While designed as a temporary building, care was taken to have the Commons conform to the general beauty Of the campus. The dining room is beautiful with its many high windows, the graceful Gothic arches of the roof, the balconies, the stately old English flreplace, the bronze-finished electric lamps, and polished maple Hoors. The small dining room has been made attractive with a number ofJapanese prints, that give an air of easy comfort to small dinner parties. The Commons was formally opened on October the seventh with appropriate ceremony. That was the beginning of a regular weeklyevent, the Friday Nights. On these occasions persons of local or national prominence are guests at community dinners, and open a full evening of pertinent talk and discussion. The building has also been the scene of most of our social activities and several Drama Club productions. MAIN ROOM COMMONS UNION Page Twenty-two

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