SUNY Plattsburgh - Cardinal Yearbook (Plattsburgh, NY)

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ID □ i □ r Macdonough Hall Snack bar, lounges, T.V., game, mu- sic and study rooms beckon, and the col- lege union buzzes as students gather in large and small groups for activities of all kinds — from cramming for exams to just relaxing and enjoying one another ' s company. Behind the private doors, 250 girls learn to live together in the confu- sion and closeness inevitably associated with dorm life. An afternoon of relaxation. 8

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Ward Hall Herein lies the center of Home Economics, Science, and art activity, character- ized by well-kept, expen- sively equipped labs. From all corners come strange smells and yells for assist- ance which converge to create an atmosphere of busy experimentation. Here, too, arc contained several faculty offices, the kindergarten, the pit, and one of the art galler- ies. From whence comes their inspiration? It ' s no fun if you can ' t make a mess. Knowledge through experimentation. 7

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Harrington Hall Now an indispensable part of the college campus, Harrington Hall has be- come home to 200 co-eds, who make ample use of its modern facilities. The resi- dents are proud indeed of the beautiful walnut walls, modern lounges, and fire- places which characterize the dorm. Cramming 201. Home Management House In this attractive build- ing the Senior Home Eco- nomic students put their knowledge to practical use. Each girl enjoys six weeks of actual experience in managing a home. The opportunity it provides for learning and sharing to- gether is indeed rewarding. 9