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Subject: Re: 4th floor = party, 2ed = academic... what was 3ed?


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Robb
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Date Posted: 11:18:45 11/27/04 Sat
In reply to: Bruce Frederick 's message, "Re: 4th floor = party, 2ed = academic... what was 3ed?" on 18:35:29 11/26/04 Fri

>Robb,
>
>I'm not aware that we ever had a label. I guess we
>were the Pierpont equivalent of the 'burbs. Maybe
>they've turned one of the lounges into a mall? :-)
If you were there in 71 and none of this rings true... then when did did the concept of "lifestyle" floors begin at Pierpont? It was certainly there by spring 75.

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Re: 4th floor = party, 2ed = academic... what was 3ed?John Shibley02:38:13 02/14/06 Tue


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