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| − | A.K.A "The Quiet Dorm" which some people would think is boring but most of the inhabitants are quite happy about it, thank you very much. Williston is conveniently located between three of [[Knox]]'s [[fraternities]], which probably seems a tad odd, considering the whole "quiet" thing. | + | A.K.A "The Quiet Dorm" which some people would think is boring but most of the inhabitants are quite happy about it, thank you very much, mostly because it's not really that quiet. Williston is conveniently located between three of [[Knox]]'s [[fraternities]], which probably seems a tad odd, considering the whole "quiet" thing. The building was named for a donor who applauded Knox's stand "against the evils of slavery" (or so the plaque right inside the door says). |
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| + | Williston is also home to one of the creepiest basements on campus, sporting a "study lounge" that is often taken over by gamers, along with pop machines that are never stocked and a snack machine straight from 1978. There are also more driers than washing machines, for some reason. | ||
[[Image:Williston.JPG|thumb|200px|right|Williston from E. South Street]] | [[Image:Williston.JPG|thumb|200px|right|Williston from E. South Street]] | ||
Revision as of 19:01, 23 May 2007
A.K.A "The Quiet Dorm" which some people would think is boring but most of the inhabitants are quite happy about it, thank you very much, mostly because it's not really that quiet. Williston is conveniently located between three of Knox's fraternities, which probably seems a tad odd, considering the whole "quiet" thing. The building was named for a donor who applauded Knox's stand "against the evils of slavery" (or so the plaque right inside the door says).
Williston is also home to one of the creepiest basements on campus, sporting a "study lounge" that is often taken over by gamers, along with pop machines that are never stocked and a snack machine straight from 1978. There are also more driers than washing machines, for some reason.