University of Massachusetts Amherst - Index Yearbook (Amherst, MA)

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and sets it apart Crown Cf The Campus By Lora Grady ith a resplendent view of campus and noble architecture providing interest for the eyes, the elegant, sprawling grounds of the Central living area add much-needed drama to the serene land- scape of nearby Orchard Hill. Named for its strategic placement with- in the empire that is UMass, the Central area features an arrangement of austere buildings with spires rising to the sky like battlements to overlook the campus below. Among the attractions enjoyed by Central area residents fbesides a proximity to nearly every part of the campusj are the Greenough snackbar, the Wheeler Art Gallery, and luxurious stretches of lush, green lawn which are ideal for a friendly game of frisbee or catching some rays warm spring afternoon. Also particular to the C Butterfield dormitory. F terfield do not participate in meal plan, opting instead to dine co op arrangement, whereby meal shopping, cooking, and serving ried out by students. Each building in the Central as an architectural characteristic Crooks steep at either of the the And of the Sits the hill, mands the cam- pus and the 221 Central is caughtljby- Index photographer Chris

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