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[[Category:Student Housing 2.0]][[Category:Building]][[Image:West_College_in_1790.png|thumb|right|West College as it appeared in 1790]]West College is the Mother of all College Buildings. It is the first, and the finest. Technically a row house, due to its location along the "row" with former frat houses, West College is the perennial home of a great number of thesis seniors, especially science seniors, due to its central location in the [[Science Quad]].

In the 2003 [[Housing Draw]], however, the powers that be turned some rooms in West into doubles, which, coupled with the 2002 rule that you cannot singly pick into a double until that last ~10 picks College was built in the rising sophomore class1790, altered just before the composition founding of West slightly. The West doubles could not be picked by seniors (seniors ''rarely'' pick into doubles)Williams, were not picked and was destroyed by juniors, and ended up going to the lowest pick sophomores -- who were able to pick fire in alone got them as singlesDecember of 1950. This fact became one of Reconstruction within the [[grievances]] against housing draw that yearold walls was soon begun, but and it was readied for occupancy by the doubles remainedfall of 1952.

Relationships between residents According to [[Sheafe Satterthwaite]], West College is actually built on town land. A discerning eye will notice that along [[Route 2]], all the buildings are set back from the road on both sides, so that a "town green" extends down the length of the road, in front of the row houses and [[Morgan Hall]] on the south side, and in front of the [[Faculty House]], the President's house, the church, etc. on the north side -- ''except'' that West College is built on the town green, right up against the road. The sidewalk, which is parallel to the road everywhere else, has to detour around West College and . Look for it next time you're walking along Route 2. In the 2003 [[MissionHousing Draw]] Park , however, the powers that be turned some rooms in West into doubles, which, coupled with the 2002 rule that you cannot singly pick into a double until that last ~10 picks in the rising sophomore class, altered the composition of West slightly. The West doubles could not be picked by seniors (seniors ''rarely'' pick into doubles), were not picked by juniors, and ended up going to the lowest pick sophomores -- who were able to pick in alone got them as singles. This fact became one of the grievances against housing draw that year, but the doubles remained. Those last two statements are considered long-distance relationshipscompletely untrue. All of the rising sophomores in 2003 who picked into West picked in as doubles. Whoever wrote the above comment might have been thinking of Agard, which in 2003 went ''after'' West in the housing draw, and ''some'' (not all) of the rising sophomores in that house were allowed to live in double rooms by themselves. [[Image:West_College_with_plaque.jpg|thumb|right|West College as it stands today]]