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John McHugh '99 is one of the upperclass
students who began moving this week into the new
Scully Hall, a $23 million dormitory designed by
Rodolfo Machado of Machado and Silvetti.
Scully Hall will house
approximately 160 Princetonians when classes begin,
with the remaining 100 spaces scheduled to be ready
early in the fall semester. With the arrival of the
unexpectedly large Class of 2002, the University
Housing Office has placed upperclass students
awaiting Scully rooms in temporary housing at Elm
Club and in University-owned apartments on
Alexander Street.
The opening of Scully Hall
will create enough campus housing to allow the
University to proceed with renovations to older
dormitories while classes are in session. The first
of these projects, a rehabilitation of Patton Hall,
began after commencement and is on track to be
completed by the summer of 1999.
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