Western Michigan University - Brown and Gold Yearbook (Kalamazoo, MI)

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One of Splndler ' s famous open houses keeps practically every Spindlerl+e on the hilltop for the weekend. Food, a floor show, and juke box dancing in the dining room lure the fellows. Add a little stardust, and a really gala evening develops. SPtNDLER HALL

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Walwood girls gather for a lively game of ping pong in the much- used rec room while another group congregates In one of the rooms for a study session. Green room, dining roonn, rec room, and just anybody ' s room — all are favorite places for Walwood residents to gather for a bit of relaxation and fun. Walwood hall provides a home for 170 girls and a part time home for just about that many fellows. Student counselors and an elected student government help to operate the dorm to the satisfaction of everyone. WALWOOD HALL

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Before the dormlTorres sprang up on the hilltop a few years ago, all of Western ' s women lived in off campus houses, and now approximately half of them still live in nearby homes in groups of from two to 2 1 . Four to eight is an average number, however, and scenes such as the one above are typical as the girls gather in each other ' s rooms to study. Hours and privileges are the same as in the dormitories. A front porch is just as good a place to say good-night at 10:30 as a dorm lobby, but the walk down- town to eat is a little colder on a winter night than the walk downstairs to the dining room! OFF-CAMPUS WOMEN 10