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• Dodd
  [[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
  [[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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• Woodbridge House
  [[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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• Dodd Annex
  [[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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• Wood House
  [[Category:Student housing]] [[Category:Building]] ...residential-life-housing/housing-descriptions-floorplans/wood-neighborhood-housing/ here].
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• All Campus Entertainment
  ...ittee, Log Committee, Social Chairs (a spin-off of the Housing Committee), Student Activities Council, and Swing Club.
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• Poker
  ...ers|some people]] and a nickname for the six [[co-op]] [[:Category:Student Housing|houses]] that comprise [[Poker Flats]].
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• Agard House
  [[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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• Parsons House
  [[Category:Student Housing 2.0]]
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• Poker Flats
  [[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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• Spencer House
  [[Category:Student Housing 2.0]]
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• Anchors Away
  ''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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• Frosh Quad
  [[Category:Student Housing 2.0]]
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• Lehman Hall
  [[Category:Student Housing 2.0]]
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• Fayerweather Hall
  [[Category:Student Housing 2.0]]
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• Free agency
  ...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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• 3-2
  ...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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• Sage Hall
  [[Category:Student Housing 2.0]] ==Student Life==
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• Brickley and Tcheyan self nom
  ...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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• Prospect House
  [[Category:Student Housing 2.0]] Student Life Improvements: $2,000,000
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• Goodrich House
  [[Category:Student Housing 2.0]]
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• Fitch House
  [[Category:Student Housing 2.0]]
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• Summer in Williamstown
  ...n Summer 2010]] for the scoop on this upcoming summer, including a list of student residents.'' ...nts will provide housing but no meal plan or perhaps the other way around, housing is generally around $35 per week and meals in packages of 5, 10, 14, and 21
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• Williams-Exeter Programme at Oxford
  ===Housing=== ===Student Government===
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• West College
  [[Category:Student Housing 2.0]][[Category:Building]] ...alone got them as singles. This fact became one of the grievances against housing draw that year, but the doubles remained.
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• East College
  [[Category:Student Housing 2.0]] ...ture horizontal entries, unlike the vertical entries in the other freshman housing [[Morgan]], [[Lehman]], [[Sage]], and [[Williams Hall]]. East is located di
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• Campus controversies
  ...College Council voted against recognizing WIFI as an officially registered student organization, believing that the group may support Israeli statehood in a w === Affinity Housing ===
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• Graduate Students
  ...as "dry-runs." This paper is presented graduation weekend at the graduate student symposium Although grad student/undergrad interaction usually only takes place between art history majors a
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• Gladden House
  [[Category:Student Housing 2.0]] ...Dave Boyer, Director of [[Security|Campus Safety and Security]], the MCLA student sustained lacerations under both eyes and experienced internal bleeding and
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• Brooks House
  [[Category:Student Housing 2.0]] ...f the Spencer Neighborhood, Brooks has 4 single rooms and 12 double rooms, housing mainly sophomores that had bad picks and were forced to pick into doubles.
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• Main Page
  <span class="willipedia_examples">[[Anchor Housing|Neighborhoods]], [[Pranks]]...</span></div> '''<div class="willipedia_category">[[:Category:Student Housing 2.0|Housing]]<br />'''
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• Susie Hopkins House
  [[Category:Student Housing 2.0]]
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• Bryant House
  [[Category:Student Housing 2.0]]
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• Mexico City Internship Program
  ...//www.msnbc.msn.com/id/3037881/site/newsweek/ Newsweek International]. The student will have the opportunity to help manage the bureau’s day-to-day aff ...to deal with the stress of spending months in its urban heart (affordable housing can be arranged in the central historic district, which necessitates a 30-m
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• Williamstown Summer 2010
  ===Housing=== Housing: Currier, Prospect, Gladden, Poker Flats <br>
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• Stuff Morty Should Definitely Do
  # Deep-six anchor housing. Like, literally. Strap the idea to a big ol' anchor and chuck it in the ...400M Capital Campaign to buy an iced-out medallion in the shape of the new Student Center to wear around his neck at all times. Then, inscribe the words, "Mo
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• Publicizing events
  ...ww.williams.edu/go/strategicplanning/bldgprojects/studentcenter/index.html Student Center] is finished and all students are forced to pass through at least th ...ing Hall|Mission]] and juniors in the [[Greylock Quad]], but with [[Anchor Housing]], those who hang posters will have to reevaluate these stereotypes. Now, [
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• Currier Quad
  [[Category:Student Housing 2.0]] ...ially named "Berkshire Quad" to this day, though this name has fallen from student use) used to be known as the "Odd Quad." It is a quad in the southeast part
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• Buildings
  ==Student Housing==
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• Emergency phones
  ...llow emergency phones] are located on the exteriors of [[:Category:Student Housing|dorms]], next to the [[card reader]]s. There are also 36 emergency phones
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• Greylock Quad
  [[Category:Student Housing 2.0]]
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• Room draw
  As room draw approaches, you (as a Thoughtful and Highly Prepared Williams Student) may want to consider the following: ...more information on housing, see [http://student-life.williams.edu/student-housing/ here].
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• Steam tunnels
  This ended, reportedly, when a student fled [[Security]] through the steam tunnels and seriously injured himself i [[Ian Nesbitt]] '13 claims to know the most about these tunnels of any student, past or present, having done a project on them in each of two different GE
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• Anchor housing
  [[Category:History]] [[Category:Student Housing 2.0]] '''Note:''' Anchor Housing is no longer the residential system implemented at Williams; upperclassmen
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• College Council Sophomore Orientation Proposal
  ...the larger neighborhood housing system. The unity and structure of entry housing, an experience that allows freshman to meet and engage with a diverse group ..., the Williams-Oxford program, and junior advising. At each table will be student alumni of the programs who will answer any questions that sophomores may ha
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• Sage F
  [[Category:Student Housing 2.0]][[Category:History]]
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• Hubbell House
  [[Category:Student Housing 2.0]]
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• Co-op
  [[Category:Building]] [[Category:Student Housing 2.0]] ...dge]] are small houses, while [[Poker Flats|Poker Flats]] is more of a row housing setup.
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• Tyler Annex
  [[Category:Student Housing 2.0]] [[Category:Building]] ...residential-life-housing/housing-descriptions-floorplans/dodd-neighborhood-housing/ here].
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• Summer 2008
  ===Housing=== |Isaac Bernstein||10||WIT Student Co-Manager
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• Morgan
  [[Category:Student Housing 2.0]] ...ight off the Science Quad, The Computer Center and across from the Gym and Student Center.
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• Carter House
  [[Category:Student Housing 2.0]]
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• Guide to Room Draw
  [[Category:Guides]][[Category:Student Housing 2.0]]
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• Mission Park
  ...ophomore housing; since Fall 2006, Mission has been exclusively first-year housing. ..., and Latinx Engagement Community in AP3. In that same year, one anonymous student domesticated a squirrel, killed said squirrel, and held a very large funera
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• Newell House
  ...had once inhabited the land had also decided that it was permissible for a student dormitory to be built on it. ...s filed detailing deliberate acts of breaking and entering, destruction of student property, and the disappearance of several pairs of students' socks. CRAG
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• Garfield House
  [[Category:Student Housing 2.0]]
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• Mills House
  [[Category:Student Housing 2.0]]
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• Mark Hopkins House
  [[Category:Student Housing 2.0]]
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• Lambert House
  [[Category:Student Housing 2.0]]
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• Entry
  [[Category:Williamspeak]] [[Category:Student Housing 2.0]]
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• 2005-2006 Environmental State of the Campus Report
  - Helped support student efforts in the energy competition and in working with the college on joinin Student Center Green Feature Plans:
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• Door buzzer
  [[Category:History]][[Category:Student Housing 2.0]] ...r, that can be heard throughout the building. The intent is to notify any student in the dorm so that he or she will come and properly close it, because leav
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• Fellowships and other cool opportunities
  * first generation college student, ...er and are expected to use it to cover expenses related to the internship (housing, food, transportation). They are also expected to submit a 1-2-page write-
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• Tyler House
  [[Category:Student Housing 2.0]] ...me, despite the administration's efforts to forcibly integrate the diverse student body through the neighborhood system, to a lot of athletes, the traditional
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• Dodd Neighborhood 2008-2009
  * Housing Packet To make room draw easier, we are making a housing packing with information about each house and room. We gathered informatio
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• Chadbourne House
  [[Category:Student Housing 2.0]]
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• ICal
  ...esn't know your address? Or you want to remind someone else, such as your student group listserver, perhaps [[Writing Workshop]]? This final section is for ...g accessory to your weekly complaints to [[College Council]] that [[Anchor Housing]] sucks, or that [[Spring Street]] stores should accept [[dinner points]],
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• Dodd House
  [[Category:Student Housing 2.0]]
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• Currier Hall
  [[Category:Student Housing 2.0]]
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• Queer Student Union
  | name = Queer Student Union ...of queer students are recognized and respected by college administration, student body at-large, and larger Williams College community. Through our active pr
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• College Council
  '''College Council''' is the student government organization at Williams. Its website is [http://collegecouncil VP of Student Affairs: Erica Mozskowski '15 and Michael Williams '15
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• Thompson Hall
  [[Category:Student Housing 2.0]] [[category:Building]] ...residential-life-housing/housing-descriptions-floorplans/dodd-neighborhood-housing/ Floor plan.]
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• Dodd Neighborhood
  ...liams.edu/dean/campus_life/pdfs/2009_2010/Room%20Draw%20Booklet%202010.pdf housing booklet] for an updated list of new doubles.) ==Housing==
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• College Council Self-Noms 2011 Spring Election
  ...presentative. In my senior year of high school, I was the secretary of the Student Council, and treasurer for my youth group. I also did one year of Model UN ...ted, I would try to bring more concerts to campus, even if that just means student performances. I think everyone really enjoys hearing their friends and clas
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• College Council Elections Self-Nominations
  ...surer doing all of the work, things have fallen through the cracks and the student groups may not have received the attention that they deserve. I hope to wo ...vement in the relationship between the Treasurer, Assistant Treasurer, and student groups. Ultimately, we really want to provide everyone with all the resour
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