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Subject: Re: Basement Rooms Darkness

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Matt

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Date Posted: 22:54:04 01/14/05 Fri
In reply to: Robb 's message, "Re: Basement Rooms Darkness" on 21:24:32 01/10/05 Mon

>I lived in room 42 on the "darkside" 1970-71. Our hallucinations were sufficient substitution for artwork. There was a grad student (Al Goldstien???) who lived in room 40.
In 71-73 I lived on the sunny side in room sixteen. I had a very nice Tarot card painted on my door, possibly the handi-work of 3rd floor guys (bob c., Lammachia, Jack Ahearn.....). Bob Brick lived in 24(?). There was artwork in the study room at the end of the hall.

It just might be the 1st floor short corridor beyond the kitchen and off the fancy stair-lobby going to the second floor and to the exit patio closest to Cance. I remember some "transients" lived there in 69-70. The Shower room there was a nice quiet place for showering with a friend.

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