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| − | The Writing House (German: ''Das Schreibenhaus'') was a Knox College theme house during the 1998-99 (at 542 S West St) and 1999-00 (at 697 S West St) school years. It hosted many parties, including shows by [[This Many Boyfriends Club]] and [[This Many Boyfriends Club | The Love Bees]]. The writing house also hosted regular B-movie viewings, typically consisting of three or more films based on a particular (and often absurd) theme. Memorably, two '01ers once showed up on acid to a screening of "Apt Pupil". | + | The Writing House (German: ''Das Schreibenhaus'') was a Knox College theme house during the 1998-99 (at 542 S. West St) and 1999-00 (at 697 S. West St) school years. It hosted many parties, including shows by [[This Many Boyfriends Club]] and [[This Many Boyfriends Club | The Love Bees]]. The writing house also hosted regular B-movie viewings, typically consisting of three or more films based on a particular (and often absurd) theme. Memorably, two '01ers once showed up on acid to a screening of "Apt Pupil". |
| − | During 1998- | + | During 1998-1999, one of the bedrooms in 542 S. West St was so small that one resident couldn't fit in there the standard College-issued bed. Constructively, the Writing House residents re-purposed this as "The Sex Bed" and placed in their living room. |
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Latest revision as of 08:28, 19 April 2018
The Writing House (German: Das Schreibenhaus) was a Knox College theme house during the 1998-99 (at 542 S. West St) and 1999-00 (at 697 S. West St) school years. It hosted many parties, including shows by This Many Boyfriends Club and The Love Bees. The writing house also hosted regular B-movie viewings, typically consisting of three or more films based on a particular (and often absurd) theme. Memorably, two '01ers once showed up on acid to a screening of "Apt Pupil".
During 1998-1999, one of the bedrooms in 542 S. West St was so small that one resident couldn't fit in there the standard College-issued bed. Constructively, the Writing House residents re-purposed this as "The Sex Bed" and placed in their living room.
