University of Wisconsin Eau Claire - Periscope Yearbook (Eau Claire, WI)

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SUTHERLAND BRIDGMAN Two New Coed Dorms Under the leadership of the new hall director. Mark Welch, and the spirited hall council, Bridgman residents enjoyed a year of fun and successful activities. The change to a coed environment went exceptionally well. The entire hall became quite unified early in the year. For the first time the Bridgman Hall Kamo Band was coed, and for the second straight year Bridgman Hall won the homecoming competition. Scott Brownm the president of Bridgman Hall said, 'The dedication of the hall council members and the enthusiasm of the residents really makes Btidgman a great place to live. Residents participated in numerous coed activities throughout the year, such as movies, dinners, the assassination game and the box • er short panics. Brown added that the resident assistants are top notch and very helpful, especially in helping out with all the activities. Sutherland was the other dorm that went coed this year. Sutherland's residents were housed in six male wings and eight female wings. Students said opportunity to meet people of the other sex makes Sutherland a great place to live. This year, Sutherland had activities such as a computer dance, toga party and a campus-wide Halloween dance, which went exceptionally well. Sutherland also did very well in the homecoming competition, placing third. Rich Zaber X SothctUnd Bodgnun

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GOVERNORS With the task set before me to write a story about the special characteristics of Governors Hall, I decided it would be more appropriate to let those of Governors Hall speak for themselves. I picked Governors Hall because it's smaller than, like Towers, and you can get to know people better.” said Joy Al jackets. Dallas Swenson said. Nice people. I like it. 1 guess. Everybody's friendly. I like Governors because of the closeness of the people ... like one big family ... and it's a dorm with men and women. said Jancen Beicrsdorff There's more of a mixing of people here from different floors. In Sutherland you don't see that. commented Steve Ritland. Karen Hlagsvcdt also commented on the mixing of the sexes. It's coed by floors. The lobby is a place whert both sexes can mingle. It's closest up the stairs. said Candice Clemons. I guess these people sum it up. Governors is a friendly place to live, with the advantage of being smaller and Coed And don't forget, it’s closest up the stairs. Amy Pojman SO Governor