ANST - Dorms

[Jane Sitton-Logan/James D. Logan]

Bonjour from Madelina de Lindesaye.

It has been many years since I was on the campus of UTA, and I know much has
changed since then.  When I attended college there (1983-1986), I lived first in
Lipscomb Hall, and then in Brazos House.  Also on the campus were Trinity and
Pachl dormitories.  My fondest memories of UTA were my two years in the co-ed
dorm, Brazos.  (Of course, the male to female ratio was 3:1 back then, which
might explain why Brazos House was more entertaining than Lipscomb Hall.)

Just out of curiosity, I checked UTA's website.  All four dormitories are
apparently still being used.  For more info, go to:
http://www2.uta.edu/housing/halls.html

BTW, Mistress Xene, you are an alumna of UTA, not an alumni.  I am neither,
having taken a year off from college back in '86....  If I was, however, you and
I could collectively be called alumnae.  A male graduate is, of course, and
alumnus, and two or more people are alumni.  That is about the extent of the
Latin that I know.  Except that antipenultimate means next to last.

Amicalement,
Madelina

Vicki Marsh wrote:

> Xene here.
>
> As far as I know, there are no dorms at UTA.  They are getting ready to
> build some, though.
> The majority of their student population don't even live near campus.  There
> is some on-campus housing, but I wouldn't recommend them to a family of
> roaches.
>
> Speaking as an Alumni, UTA is not known for catering to the needs of their
> students.
>
> Xene

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