Difference between revisions of "Willard"
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Revision as of 13:33, 6 June 2015
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Part of Speech
Noun
Pronunciation
[wileʳd rezidenshəl kälij]
Definition
Willard Residential College, generally referred to as Willard, is a dormitory located at 1865 Sherman Avenue at the Evanston campus of Northwestern University. Many residents colloquially call the college the Wooshack. One of the eleven residential halls parts of the Residential College Board, its namesake is Frances Willard, a famous temperist, women's suffragist, and the first dean of the Women's College at Northwestern.
Theme
Willard is one of two non-thematic residential colleges at Northwestern, the other Shepard Residential College. A friendly rivalry exists between the two.
Residents
Residents of Willard are commonly known as Willardites, both among residents and by those who do not live in the building.
Example Sentence
Are you going to Willard Formal on Saturday?
Usage Poll
Related terms
Residential College Board Woo-
