Villanova University - Belle Air Yearbook (Villanova, PA)

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Tke D orms The three main dormitory buildings arc the home of the male seriousness and hilarity that are the major part of collegiate life- Beneath the silver dome of Alumni Hall the freshmen acclimate themselves to their new routine, while in its gymnasium the intra-mural battles arc waged. Austin Hall houses the majority of Commerce and Finance students owing to its proximity to that school. The library is located in its cast wing. Artsmen, Engineers, and Science students favor Fedigan Hall because of its nearness to their classrooms and laboratories. These halls vie with each other for the prized intra-mural diadem given for athletic excellence. ALUMNI HALL

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SIMPSON HALL Simpson Hall, named for its donor, William Simpson, is the most recently acquired of the college buildings. Built originally as a private dwelling, its spacious, home-like rooms and particu- larly secluded location make it the prize residence hall. On the first floor several large rooms have been completely furnished as lounge rooms which are used for the meetings of the seminars. Twenty