Spring 1984 - Digitized Resources Murphy Library University of ...
Spring 1984 - Digitized Resources Murphy Library University of ...
Spring 1984 - Digitized Resources Murphy Library University of ...
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moved an e college no longer<br />
placed students in that house.<br />
Dorothy Hujik was i e first<br />
class <strong>of</strong> freshmen wo to spend a<br />
full year in Wilder Ha e first<br />
dormitory built on campus. The<br />
students had to sign in and out at<br />
night and be in by 10 or 10:30 p.m.<br />
on week nights. "A few nights I<br />
recall rushing home from the<br />
Concordia Dance Hall to make the<br />
dorm curfew," says Hujik.<br />
Most dorms cooed<br />
Today, 10 <strong>of</strong> 11 campus dorms<br />
are cooed. They have saunas, game<br />
rooms, microwave ovens, cable<br />
television, exercise rooms and pizza<br />
servi e dorm, Baird Hall, allows<br />
24- tion.<br />
A e students changed<br />
over the ye<br />
"Students w have much more<br />
independence, financially and every<br />
other way," says Arenz, who now<br />
works on campus. "When I w<br />
school, e were committed t<br />
two, t e or four year progra<br />
dep g on when we had to be<br />
out earning a living."<br />
The Hujiks saw a major difference<br />
in the variety <strong>of</strong> career opportunities
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