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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
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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
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• Mark Hopkins House
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• Lambert House
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• Entry
  [[Category:Williamspeak]] [[Category:Student Housing 2.0]]
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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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• 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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• 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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