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(New page: Many first-year males live in Seymour Hall. It offers dormitory style living, among other things.) |
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| − | Many [[first-year]] males live in Seymour Hall. It offers dormitory style living, | + | Many [[first-year]] males live in Seymour Hall. It offers dormitory style living. It is not to be confused with [[Seymour Union]], the building that houses the [[mailroom]], the [[cafeteria]], and other offices and rooms. Seymour Hall is in [[Seymour Union]]. The mailroom is in [[Seymour Union]]. But the mailroom is not in Seymour Hall. Just freshmen. |
Revision as of 20:43, 6 May 2007
Many first-year males live in Seymour Hall. It offers dormitory style living. It is not to be confused with Seymour Union, the building that houses the mailroom, the cafeteria, and other offices and rooms. Seymour Hall is in Seymour Union. The mailroom is in Seymour Union. But the mailroom is not in Seymour Hall. Just freshmen.
