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  • [[Dodd House]] is the main [[:Category:Student Housing|student house]] of its "quad," featuring large singles and large doubles. It is th [[Dodd Cluster]] is a group of buildings under the [[Neighborhood|Anchor housing]] system.
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  • [[Goodrich Hall]] is one of Williams' main event's center. It features a student-run coffee bar and houses two dance studios in the rear. [[Goodrich House]] is student housing that is part of the [[Dodd Neighborhood]].
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  • [[Category:Student Housing 2.0]] ...cording to [http://www.williams.edu/dean/campus_life/coops.htm#Woodbridge/ Housing], Luther Dana Woodbridge (18)'72 died in the house in 1899. Go figure.
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  • [[Category:Student Housing 2.0]][[Category:History]] Dodd Annex used to be student housing, until the [[Anchor Housing]] system necessitated a reorganization of much of the use of dorm space. No
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  • [[Category:Student housing]] [[Category:Building]] ...residential-life-housing/housing-descriptions-floorplans/wood-neighborhood-housing/ here].
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  • ...ittee, Log Committee, Social Chairs (a spin-off of the Housing Committee), Student Activities Council, and Swing Club.
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  • ...ers|some people]] and a nickname for the six [[co-op]] [[:Category:Student Housing|houses]] that comprise [[Poker Flats]].
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  • [[Category:Student Housing 2.0]] While adored for its alluring Queen Anne facade, it is now primarily know for housing 16 parking spots for unlucky students.
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  • [[Category:Student Housing 2.0]]
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  • [[Category:Student Housing 2.0]] ...Cole Field]]. There are six separate Pokers, Poker A through Poker F, each housing six students and equipped with a full [[kitchens|kitchen]]. Poker is popula
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  • [[Category:Student Housing 2.0]]
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  • ''This page covers the student activism group by this name. See [http://wso.williams.edu/orgs/anchors-awa ...r [[Spring 2005]] report) "Williams House System," now called Neighborhood Housing. Anchors Away was founded mostly by [[Joe Shoer '06]] and [[Brian Hirshman
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  • [[Category:Student Housing 2.0]]
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  • [[Category:Student Housing 2.0]]
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  • [[Category:Student Housing 2.0]]
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  • ...emester, when that semester's [[room draw]] will pave the way for [[Anchor housing|Neighborhoods]]. ...nt Housing|house]], free agency placed comparatively few restrictions on a student's choice. A low pick in the lottery meant fewer vacancies to choose from,
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  • ...than at Williams. With approval of the chair of the major department, the student may receive credit toward his or her Williams major for engineering courses === Housing ===
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  • [[Category:Student Housing 2.0]] ==Student Life==
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  • ...sm for improving Williams, we are in the best position to both assure that student voices are heard and to successfully pursue projects important to our fello ...ws how to bring projects to fruition. Who better to gauge the diversity of student opinion than someone with a record of involvement in a wide range of campus
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  • [[Category:Student Housing 2.0]] Student Life Improvements: $2,000,000
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