The Aerie, Yearbook of University of North Texas, 2005 Page: 51
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HOUSING
(above) Two residents carry their belongings down the stairway of Crumley Hall during moving days at the end of
the semester. Crumley offered residents the opportunity to remain living in the hall over the summer months as did
College Inn Mozart. Chappel (opposite) A "Bruceling" enjoys an unusual meal during the annual Bruce Hall Haunted
House. Each year, residents plan, build and perform in the basement of Bruce for the community. LeMaistreCrumley residents participate in activities, form bonds
Built to last, Crumley Hall has been a fixture on
the NT campus since 1961. Crumley is the only res-
idence hall on campus that onlypermits women to
reside within its walls. Despite the exclusivity of the
hall, having this space can allow its residents to be
more comfortable.
Crumley, located near Crumley Park and Goolsby
Chapel, serves as the hub for housing and dining
services. Students living on campus can take care of
most of their housing needs, making payments and
specifying meal plans, in one convenient place.
Because it is one of the smaller residence halls,
having a maximum of 232 occupants, Crumley cre-
ates a close-knit atmosphere. The women of Crumley
participated in activities such as Throw Back Crafts
and Spa Night, sponsored by the Crumley Hall Asso-ciation and resident assistants. Residents took delight
in one of their most popular events of the year, a
home-cooked Thanksgiving dinner prepared for them
around the holiday break, and they showed off their
school spirit with face painting and retreating to Fouts
Field for the Homecoming game.
The Crumley Hall Association participated in team
building activities to form tighter bonds and learn how
to work together. They also set aside time for fun with
outings to Chili's and remolding their office.
All of these interesting activities held throughout
the year accumulated to form a much more important
aspect of residence hall life: connection. The friend-
ships produced from college life in Crumley are sure
to be lasting. . Rebekah WolfCrumley 51
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