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Chapino

2014-03-17T15:55:18Z

Bethany Rosburg:

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==Part of Speech==
noun

==Pronunciation==
[chä pee' nō]

==Definition==
A student who currently lives or has lived in [[Chapin]]. Sometimes appears as "Chapina" when referring to a group of only girls, but Chapino includes all genders and students.

==Example Sentence==
I met some Chapinos for dinner last night.

==Context Labels==
This term is predominately used by Chapinos themselves <ref> Heyck, Bill. "Reflections on the Tenth Anniversary of a Long-Lasting Community." 10th Anniversary SuperNewsletter (7 Apr. 1989): 1. Print. </ref>. Outside groups have historically used the incorrect forms Chapinites <ref> [http://infoweb.newsbank.com/iw-search/we/HistArchive/?p_product=EANX&p_theme=ahnp&p_nbid=P6CO58HVMTM5MzEwMTI4Mi41ODAyNDQ6MToxMzoxMjkuMTA1LjI5LjM0&p_action=doc&s_lastnonissuequeryname=4&d_viewref=search&p_queryname=4&p_docnum=3&p_docref=v2:13A5CC2 Wood, Larry. "No Special Dinner for Weber." Editorial The Observation Deck. ''The Daily Northwestern'' Evanston, IL 27 Feb. 1985: 13. Print.]</ref>, Chapinsky, and [[Chappie]].

==Related Terms==
[[Chapin Residential College]]

==External Links==
[http://groups.northwestern.edu/chapin/ Chapin Residence Hall]

==References==
<references/>
Allen, Matt. "Chapin Welcome Letter." Letter. Aug. 2005. MS. Chapin Humanities Residential College, Evanston, IL.

''Chapin Potty Notes'' 1 (Apr. May 27 Nov. 2007): 3. Print.

Kling, S. 2012 Meeting Minutes presented at Chapin Hall Executive Board Meetings Sep-Nov 2012

South Campus

2014-03-15T17:46:58Z

Bethany Rosburg:

'''South Campus''' is generally agreed upon to be all of the Evanston Campus south of Tech.

{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
! Building
! Faculties
! School
|-
| Northwestern University Library ([[MainLib]])
| Northwestern University
| ------
|-
| Deering Library
| Northwestern University
| -----
|-
| Norris University Student Center
| Northwestern University
| -----
|-
| Theater and Interpretation Center (TIC)
| Theater Studies
| School of Communication
|-
| Alice Millar Chapel
| Religious Life
| -----
|-
|Parkes Hall
| Religious Studies
| -----
|-
| [[Blom]]quist Recreational Center
| Campus Sports and Recreation
| -----
|-
|Kresge Centennial Hall
|Philosophy, Languages, Art, Gender Studies, Kaplan Humanities Institute
|[[Weinberg (WCAS)]]
|-
|McCormick Tribune Center ([[McTrib]])
|Journalism
|Medill School of Journalism
|-
|Crowe Hall
|[[Slavic Department]]
| [[Weinberg (WCAS)]]
|-
| Fisk Hall
| Journalism, English
| Medill, [[Weinberg (WCAS)]]
|-
| Harris Hall
| History
| [[Weinberg (WCAS)]]
|-
| University Hall
| English, American Studies
| [[Weinberg (WCAS)]]
|-
| Foster-Walker Complex ([[Plex]])
| Campus Housing, Residential Services
| -----
|-
| Allison Hall
| Campus Housing
| -----
|-
| 1865 Hinman
| Campus Housing
| -----
|-
|[[Chapin Residential College]]
| Campus Housing
| ------
|-
| [[CCI]]
| Campus Housing
| -----
|-
| [[CRC]]
| Campus Housing
| -----
|-
| [[ISRC]]
| Campus Housing
| -----
|-
| [[Hobart]]
| Campus Housing
| -----
|-
| [[Willard]]
| Campus Housing
| -----
|-
| [[Shepard Residential College]]
| Campus Housing
| -----
|-
| [[Jones Fine and Performing Arts College]]
| Campus Housing
| -----
|}

==Related Terms==
[[North Campus]]

South Campus

2014-03-15T17:46:26Z

Bethany Rosburg:

'''South Campus''' is generally agreed upon to be all of the Evanston Campus south of Tech.

{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
! Building
! Faculties
! School
|-
| Northwestern University Library ([[MainLib]])
| Northwestern University
| ------
|-
| Deering Library
| Northwestern University
| -----
|-
| Norris University Student Center
| Northwestern University
| -----
|-
| Theater and Interpretation Center (TIC)
| Theater Studies
| School of Communication
|-
| Alice Millar Chapel
| Religious Life
| -----
|-
|Parkes Hall
| Religious Studies
| -----
|-
| [[Blom]]quist Recreational Center
| Campus Sports and Recreation
| -----
|-
|Kresge Centennial Hall
|Philosophy, Languages, Art, Gender Studies, Kaplan Humanities Institute
|[[Weinberg (WCAS]]
|-
|McCormick Tribune Center ([[McTrib]])
|Journalism
|Medill School of Journalism
|-
|Crowe Hall
|[[Slavic Department]]
| [[Weinberg (WCAS)]]
|-
| Fisk Hall
| Journalism, English
| Medill, [[WCAS]]
|-
| Harris Hall
| History
| [[Weinberg (WCAS)]]
|-
| University Hall
| English, American Studies
| [[Weinberg (WCAS)]]
|-
| Foster-Walker Complex ([[Plex]])
| Campus Housing, Residential Services
| -----
|-
| Allison Hall
| Campus Housing
| -----
|-
| 1865 Hinman
| Campus Housing
| -----
|-
|[[Chapin Residential College]]
| Campus Housing
| ------
|-
| [[CCI]]
| Campus Housing
| -----
|-
| [[CRC]]
| Campus Housing
| -----
|-
| [[ISRC]]
| Campus Housing
| -----
|-
| [[Hobart]]
| Campus Housing
| -----
|-
| [[Willard]]
| Campus Housing
| -----
|-
| [[Shepard Residential College]]
| Campus Housing
| -----
|-
| [[Jones Fine and Performing Arts College]]
| Campus Housing
| -----
|}

==Related Terms==
[[North Campus]]

South Campus

2014-03-15T17:46:12Z

Bethany Rosburg:

'''South Campus''' is generally agreed upon to be all of the Evanston Campus south of Tech.

{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
! Building
! Faculties
! School
|-
| Northwestern University Library ([[MainLib]])
| Northwestern University
| ------
|-
| Deering Library
| Northwestern University
| -----
|-
| Norris University Student Center
| Northwestern University
| -----
|-
| Theater and Interpretation Center (TIC)
| Theater Studies
| School of Communication
|-
| Alice Millar Chapel
| Religious Life
| -----
|-
|Parkes Hall
| Religious Studies
| -----
|-
| [[Blom]]quist Recreational Center
| Campus Sports and Recreation
| -----
|-
|Kresge Centennial Hall
|Philosophy, Languages, Art, Gender Studies, Kaplan Humanities Institute
|[[Weinberg (WCAS)]]
|-
|McCormick Tribune Center ([[McTrib]])
|Journalism
|Medill School of Journalism
|-
|Crowe Hall
|[[Slavic Department]]
| [[Weinberg (WCAS)]]
|-
| Fisk Hall
| Journalism, English
| Medill, [[WCAS]]
|-
| Harris Hall
| History
| [[Weinberg (WCAS)]]
|-
| University Hall
| English, American Studies
| [[Weinberg (WCAS)]]
|-
| Foster-Walker Complex ([[Plex]])
| Campus Housing, Residential Services
| -----
|-
| Allison Hall
| Campus Housing
| -----
|-
| 1865 Hinman
| Campus Housing
| -----
|-
|[[Chapin Residential College]]
| Campus Housing
| ------
|-
| [[CCI]]
| Campus Housing
| -----
|-
| [[CRC]]
| Campus Housing
| -----
|-
| [[ISRC]]
| Campus Housing
| -----
|-
| [[Hobart]]
| Campus Housing
| -----
|-
| [[Willard]]
| Campus Housing
| -----
|-
| [[Shepard Residential College]]
| Campus Housing
| -----
|-
| [[Jones Fine and Performing Arts College]]
| Campus Housing
| -----
|}

==Related Terms==
[[North Campus]]

South Campus

2014-03-13T17:24:58Z

Bethany Rosburg:

'''South Campus''' is generally agreed upon to be all of the Evanston Campus south of Tech.

{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
! Building
! Faculties
! School
|-
| Northwestern University Library ([[MainLib]])
| Northwestern University
| ------
|-
| Deering Library
| Northwestern University
| -----
|-
| Norris University Student Center
| Northwestern University
| -----
|-
| Theater and Interpretation Center (TIC)
| Theater Studies
| School of Communication
|-
| Alice Millar Chapel
| Religious Life
| -----
|-
|Parkes Hall
| Religious Studies
| -----
|-
| [[Blom]]quist Recreational Center
| Campus Sports and Recreation
| -----
|-
|Kresge Centennial Hall
|Philosophy, Languages, Art, Gender Studies, Kaplan Humanities Institute
|[[WCAS]]
|-
|McCormick Tribune Center ([[McTrib]])
|Journalism
|Medill School of Journalism
|-
|Crowe Hall
|[[Slavic Department]]
| [[WCAS]]
|-
| Fisk Hall
| Journalism, English
| Medill, [[WCAS]]
|-
| Harris Hall
| History
| [[WCAS]]
|-
| University Hall
| English, American Studies
| [[WCAS]]
|-
| Foster-Walker Complex ([[Plex]])
| Campus Housing, Residential Services
| -----
|-
| Allison Hall
| Campus Housing
| -----
|-
| 1865 Hinman
| Campus Housing
| -----
|-
|[[Chapin Residential College]]
| Campus Housing
| ------
|-
| [[CCI]]
| Campus Housing
| -----
|-
| [[CRC]]
| Campus Housing
| -----
|-
| [[ISRC]]
| Campus Housing
| -----
|-
| [[Hobart]]
| Campus Housing
| -----
|-
| [[Willard]]
| Campus Housing
| -----
|-
| [[Shepard Residential College]]
| Campus Housing
| -----
|-
| [[Jones Fine and Performing Arts College]]
| Campus Housing
| -----
|}

==Related Terms==
[[North Campus]]

South Campus

2014-03-13T17:21:27Z

Bethany Rosburg:

'''South Campus''' is generally agreed upon to be all of the Evanston Campus south of Tech.

{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
! Building
! Faculties
! School
|-
| Northwestern University Library ([[MainLib]])
| Northwestern University
| ------
|-
| Norris University Student Center
| Northwestern University
| -----
|-
| Theater and Interpretation Center (TIC)
| Theater Studies
| School of Communication
|-
| [[Blom]]quist Recreational Center
| Campus Sports and Recreation
| -----
|-
|Krege Centennial Hall
|Philosophy, Languages, Art, Gender Studies, Kaplan Humanities Institute
|[[WCAS]]
|-
|McCormick Tribune Center ([[McTrib]])
|Journalism
|Medill School of Journalism
|-
|Crowe Hall
|[[Slavic Department]]
| [[WCAS]]
|-
| Fisk Hall
| Journalism, English
| Medill, [[WCAS]]
|-
| Harris Hall
| History
| [[WCAS]]
|-
| University Hall
| English, American Studies
| [[WCAS]]
|-
| Foster-Walker Complex ([[Plex]])
| Campus Housing, Residential Services
| -----
|-
|[[Chapin Residential College]]
| Campus Housing
| ------
|-
| [[CCI]]
| Campus Housing
| -----
|-
| [[CRC]]
| Campus Housing
| -----
|-
| [[ISRC]]
| Campus Housing
| -----
|-
| [[Hobart]]
| Campus Housing
| -----
|-
| [[Willard]]
| Campus Housing
| -----
|-
| [[Shepard Residential College]]
| Campus Housing
| -----
|-
| [[Jones Fine and Performing Arts College]]
| Campus Housing
| -----
|}

==Related Terms==
[[North Campus]]

South Campus

2014-03-13T17:15:23Z

Bethany Rosburg:

'''South Campus''' is generally agreed upon to be all of the Evanston Campus south of Tech.

{| class="wikitable" border="1"
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! Building
! Faculties
! School
|-
| Northwestern University Library ([[MainLib]])
| Northwestern University
| ------
|-
| Norris University Student Center
| Northwestern University
| -----
|-
| Theater and Interpretation Center (TIC)
| Theater Studies
| School of Communication
|-
| [[Blom]]quist Recreational Center
| Campus Sports and Recreation
| -----
|-
|Krege Centennial Hall
|Philosophy, Languages, Art, Gender Studies
|[[WCAS]]
|-
|McCormick Tribune Center ([[McTrib]])
|Journalism
|Medill School of Journalism
|-
|Crowe Hall
|[[Slavic Department]]
| [[WCAS]]
|-
| Fisk Hall
| Journalism, English
| Medill, [[WCAS]]
|-
| Harris Hall
| History
| [[WCAS]]
|-
| University Hall
| English, American Studies
| [[WCAS]]
|-
| Foster-Walker Complex ([[Plex]])
| Campus Housing, Residential Services
| -----
|-
|[[Chapin Residential College]]
| Campus Housing
| ------
|-
| [[CCI]]
| Campus Housing
| -----
|-
| [[CRC]]
| Campus Housing
| -----
|-
| [[ISRC]]
| Campus Housing
| -----
|-
| [[Hobart]]
| Campus Housing
| -----
|-
| [[Willard]]
| Campus Housing
| -----
|-
| [[Shepard Residential College]]
| Campus Housing
| -----
|-
| [[Jones Fine and Performing Arts College]]
| Campus Housing
| -----
|}

==Related Terms==
[[North Campus]]

South Campus

2014-03-13T17:08:48Z

Bethany Rosburg:

Chappie

2014-03-12T14:53:40Z

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==Part of Speech==
noun

==Pronunciation==
[chap' ee]

==Definition==
A member of the Alice Millar Chapel Choir

==Example Sentence==
I saw a couple chappies walking to rehearsal.

==Context Labels==
Used predominantly by members of the choir and the director, based on informal interviews

PARC

2014-03-12T14:50:42Z

Bethany Rosburg:

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==Pronunciation==
[pärk]

==Definition==
PARC is an acronym for the Public Affairs Residential College student residence at Northwestern University.

===Location===
1838 Chicago Avenue, South Campus

===Theme===
PARC maintains a focus on philanthropic efforts and volunteer work, both at Northwestern and in the larger Evanston and Chicago communities.

===Residents===
PARC is home to 113 students known as [[PARCer]]s

==Example Sentence==
I started helping in the shelter because I lived in PARC last year.

==Context Labels==
This word is used primarily by residents of all 11 residential colleges, based on infromal interviews

Hobart

2014-03-12T14:48:44Z

Bethany Rosburg:

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==Pronunciation==
[hōbärt]

==Definition==
Hobart Hall is a female only student residence at Northwestern University, officially called the Woman's Residential College.

===Location===
630 Emerson Street, South Campus

===Theme===
Gender specific, but multidisciplinary

===Residents===
Hobart Hall is home to 50 students, called [[Hobartian]]s or, much less formally, [[Ho]]s.

==Example Sentence==
She lives in Hobart.

==Context Label==
This word is used by residents of all Residential Colleges, based on informal interviews

South Campus

2014-03-10T19:16:59Z

Bethany Rosburg:

South Campus

2014-03-10T19:16:36Z

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South Campus

2014-03-10T15:50:14Z

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South Campus

2014-03-10T15:48:28Z

Bethany Rosburg:

'''South Campus''' (''sauθ kɛmpʊs'') is generally agreed upon to be all of the Evanston Campus south of Tech.

{| class="wikitable" border="1"
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! Building
! Faculties
! School
|-
| Northwestern University Library ([[MainLib]])
| Northwestern University
| ------
|-
| Norris University Student Center
| Northwestern University
| -----
|-
| Theater and Interpretation Center (TIC)
| Theater Studies
| School of Communication
|-
|[[Chapin Residential College]]
| Campus Housing
| ------
|-
| [[CCI]]
| Campus Housing
| -----
|-
| [[CRC]]
| Campus Housing
| -----
|-
| [[ISRC]]
| Campus Housing
| -----
|-
| [[Hobart]]
| Campus Housing
| -----
|-
| [[Willard]]
| Campus Housing
| -----
|-
| [[Shepard Residential College]]
| Campus Housing
| -----
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| [[Jones Fine and Performing Arts College]]
| Campus Housing
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==Related Terms==
[[North Campus]]

South Campus

2014-03-10T15:46:51Z

Bethany Rosburg:

'''South Campus''' (''sauθ kɛmpʊs'') is generally agreed upon to be all of the Evanston Campus south of Tech.

{| class="wikitable" border="1"
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! Building
! Faculties
! School
|-
| Northwestern University Library ([[MainLib]])
| Northwestern University
| ------
|-
|[[Chapin Residential College]]
| Campus Housing
| ------
|-
| [[CCI]]
| Campus Housing
| -----
|-
| [[CRC]]
| Campus Housing
| -----
|-
| [[ISRC]]
| Campus Housing
| -----
|-
| [[Hobart]]
| Campus Housing
| -----
|-
| [[Willard]]
| Campus Housing
| -----
|-
| [[Shepard Residential College]]
| Campus Housing
| -----
|-
| [[Jones Fine and Performing Arts College]]
| Campus Housing
| -----
|}

==Related Terms==
[[North Campus]]

South Campus

2014-03-10T15:46:29Z

Bethany Rosburg:

'''South Campus''' (''sauθ kɛmpʊs'') is generally agreed upon to be all of the Evanston Campus south of Tech.

{| class="wikitable" border="1"
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! Building
! Faculties
! School
|-
| Northwestern University Library ([[MainLib]])
| Northwestern University
| ------
|-
|[[Chapin Residential College]]
| Campus Housing
| ------
|-
| [[CCI]]
| Campus Housing
| -----
|-
| [[CRC]]
| Campus Housing
| -----
|-
| [[ISRC]]
| Campus Housing
| -----
|-
| [[Hobart]]
| Campus Housing
| -----
|-
| [[Willard]]
| Campus Housing
| -----
|-
| [[Shepard Residential College]]
| Campus Housing
| -----
|-
| [[Jones]] Fine and Performing Arts College
| Campus Housing
| -----
|}

==Related Terms==
[[North Campus]]

South Campus

2014-03-10T15:40:52Z

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South Campus

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South Campus

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South Campus

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North Campus

2014-03-10T15:35:24Z

Bethany Rosburg:

North Campus generally describes the geographical area from the Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary building to Patten Gymnasium. Below is a list of North Campus buildings and the faculties and schools associated with each.

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! Building
! Faculties
! School
|-
| [[Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary]]
| [[Religious Studies]]
| [[WCAS]]
|-
| [[Annenberg Hall]]
| [[Education and Social Policy]]
| [[SESP]]
|-
| [[James L. Allen Center]]
| [[Executive Education]]
| [[Kellogg]]
|-
| [[Sheil Catholic Center]]
| [[Campus Catholic Center and chapel]]
| -----
|-
| [[618 Garret Place]], [[621-623 Garret Place]], [[600 Haven Street]], and [[2122 Sheridan Road]]
| Housing for grad students with families
| -----
|-
| [[Ford Motor Company Engineering Design Building]]
| [[Engineering]]
| [[McCormick]]
|-
| [[Dearborn Observatory]]
| [[Astronomy]]
| [[WCAS]]
|-
| [[Silverman Hall]]
| [[Campus Housing]]
| -----
|-
| [[Ryan Hall]]
| [[Nanotechnology]]
| [[WCAS]]
|-
| [[Pancoe-NSUHS Life Sciences Pavilion]]
| [[Biology and Life Sciences]]
| [[WCAS]]
|-
| [[Hogan Building]]
| [[Biology and Life Sciences]]
| [[WCAS]]
|-
| [[Cook Hall]]
| Various [[Materials Sciences]] and [[Engineering]]
| Mainly [[McCormick]]
|-
| [[Seeley G. Mudd Science Library]]
| Science Library
| [[WCAS]] and [[McCormick]]
|-
| [[Technological Institute]]
| Mainly [[Engineering]] and Various [[Materials Sciences]]
| [[McCormick]]
|-
| [[Frances Searle Building]]
| [[Communication Studies]], [[Education]]
| [[School of Communication]]
|-
| [[Henry Crown Sports Pavilion and Norris Aquatics Center (SPAC)|Henry Crown Sports Pavilion and Norris Aquatics Center (Combe Tennis Courts)]]
| Campus Gymnasium
| -----
|-
| [[Kemper Residence Hall]]
| Campus Housing
| -----
|-
| Ayers Residential College of Commerce and Industry [[CCI]]
| Campus Housing
| -----
|-
| [[Slivka]] Residence Hall
| Campus Housing
| -----
|-
| [[McCulloch Residence Hall]]
| Campus Housing
| -----
|-
| [[Bobb Residence Hall]]
| Campus Housing
| -----
|-
| Fraternity Quad
| Fraternity Housing
| -----
|-
| [[Patten Gymnasium]]
| Campus Gymnasium
| -----
|-
| [[Elder Residential Community]]
| Campus Housing
| -----
|}

==Related Terms==
[[South Campus]]

South Campus

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North Campus

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Residential College Board

2014-03-10T15:30:53Z

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==Part of Speech==
noun

==Pronunciation==
[rez' i den shəl cäl' ləj bōrd'] [är see bee]

==Definition==
Usually shortened to the acronym RCB, the governing body of all of the residential colleges, which include 11 student residences on Northwestern campus. The goal of the RCB is to promote a closer learning community between all residents of the residential college board.
===RCB Positions===
*President

*Vice President of Academic Affairs

*Vice President of Public Relations

*Vice President of Philantropic Affiars
*Vice President of Financial Affairs

*Vice President of Inter-College Relations

*Vice President of Social Affairs

===Residential Colleges===
[http://www.wildcats.northwestern.edu/rcb/documents/ResidentialCollegeLocations.pdf Click here to view a map of the Residential Colleges at Northwestern.]
{| class="wikitable" border="1"
|-
! College
! Theme
! Location
! Number of Residents
|-
| Thomas G. Ayers College of Commerce and Industry (Ayers [[CCI]])
| Business and Industry
| 2324 Campus Drive, [[North Campus]]
| 164
|-
| Communications Residential College ([[CRC]])
| Media and Broadcast Production
| 1855 Sheridan Road, [[South Campus]]
| 107
|-
| College of Cultural and Community Studies ([[CCS]])
| Urban Communities and Diviersity in Chicago
| 2303 Sheridan Road, [[North Campus]]
| 39
|-
| Humanities [[Chapin Residential College]]
| Humanities
| 726 University Place, [[South Campus]]
| 66
|-
| International Studies Residential College ([[ISRC]])
| International Studies
| 1861 Sheridan Road, [[South Campus]]
| 100
|-
| Wayne V. and Elizabeth R. [[Jones Fine and Performing Arts College]]
| Performing Arts
| 1820 Sheridan Road, [[South Campus]]
| 118
|-
| Public Affairs Residential College ([[PARC]])
| Volunteer and Community Involvement
| 1838 Chicago Avenue, [[South Campus]]
| 113
|-
| [[Shepard Residential College]]
| Multidisciplinary
| 626 University Place, [[South Campus]]
| 180
|-
| [[Slivka]] College of Science and Engineering
| Science and Engineering
| 2332 Campus Drive, [[North Campus]]
| 140
|-
| [[Willard]] Residential College
| Multi-thematic
| 1865 Sherman Avenue, [[South Campus]]
| 292
|-
| Women's Residential College (WRC/[[Hobart]])
| Multidsciplinary, Women only
| 630 Emerson Street, [[South Campus]]
| 50
|}

==Example Sentence==
I will bring that up at the RCB meeting.

==Context Labels==
used by student residents of the residential college system, and faculty involved with this community.

War Room

2014-03-10T15:28:22Z

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==Part of Speech==
noun

==Pronunciation==
[wär room]

==Definition==
This is the room attached to the main lounge of the ground floor of Chapin. It contains the books of the Chapin Library, the Chapin computers and printer and lots of communal study space. Functionally, [[Chapino]]s use this room to study and socialize (but mostly socialize). It is also the site of the weekly [[Ch-]]exec meeting. This space can additionally be reserved by [[Chapino]]s for specific events.

==Example Sentence==
Everyone will meet in the War Room at 8 PM.

I think I saw that book in the War Room.

==Etymology==
The name the War Room most likely comes from the long table down the center of the room, which is reminiscient of the conventional long meeting table shown in movies or tv shows that include a council meeting. The lighting was also vaguely similar to an interrogation room at one point, which helped add credibility to the serious tribunal feeling.

==Context Labels==
Used by resident and [[non-resident]]s of [[Chapin]]

War Room

2014-03-10T15:28:10Z

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==Part of Speech==
noun

==Pronunciation==
[wär room]

==Definition==
This is the room attached to the main lounge of the ground floor of Chapin. It contains the books of the Chapin Library, the Chapin computers and printer and lots of communal study space. Functionally, [[Chapino]]s use this room to study and socialize (but mostly socialize). It is also the site of the weekly [[Ch]]exec meeting. This space can additionally be reserved by [[Chapino]]s for specific events.

==Example Sentence==
Everyone will meet in the War Room at 8 PM.

I think I saw that book in the War Room.

==Etymology==
The name the War Room most likely comes from the long table down the center of the room, which is reminiscient of the conventional long meeting table shown in movies or tv shows that include a council meeting. The lighting was also vaguely similar to an interrogation room at one point, which helped add credibility to the serious tribunal feeling.

==Context Labels==
Used by resident and [[non-resident]]s of [[Chapin]]

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==Part of Speech==
noun

==Pronunciation==
[wär room]

==Definition==
This is the room attached to the main lounge of the ground floor of Chapin. It contains the books of the Chapin Library, the Chapin computers and printer and lots of communal study space. Functionally, [[Chapino]]s use this room to study and socialize (but mostly socialize). It is also the site of the weekly [[Chexec]] meeting. This space can additionally be reserved by [[Chapino]]s for specific events.

==Example Sentence==
Everyone will meet in the War Room at 8 PM.

I think I saw that book in the War Room.

==Etymology==
The name the War Room most likely comes from the long table down the center of the room, which is reminiscient of the conventional long meeting table shown in movies or tv shows that include a council meeting. The lighting was also vaguely similar to an interrogation room at one point, which helped add credibility to the serious tribunal feeling.

==Context Labels==
Used by resident and [[non-resident]]s of [[Chapin]]

Ho

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==Part of Speech==
noun

==Pronunciation==
[hō']

==Definition==
Though this term has a wider derogatory meaning of 1. a prostitute, or 2. a general insult to a female <ref> [http://onlineslangdictionary.com/meaning-definition-of/ho Noun form Definition at OnlineSlangDictionary.com] </ref>, at Northwestern University this term refers to

A much more informal nickname for residents of [[Hobart]].

It can only be used in specific contexts by the residents themselves if it is not meant to be an insult.

==Example Sentence==
Hey Hos! Let's hurry up!

==Context Labels==
informal, exclusive usage by residents of Hobart

==Related Terms==
[[Hobartian]]

==References==
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Hobartian

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==Part of Speech==
noun

==Pronunciation==
[hō' bär shən]

==Definition==
A female resident of [[Hobart]] [[Residential College]]. Also applied to [[non-resident]]s of this college.

==Example Sentence==
Do you want to invite the Hobartians to the mixer?

==Context Labels==
Used primarily by residents of Hobart, and the south campus Residential colleges

==Related Terms==
[[Ho]]

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==Part of Speech==
noun

==Pronunciation==
[hō' bär shən]

==Definition==
A female resident of [[Hobart]] [[Residential College]]. Also applied to [[non-resident]]s of this college.

==Example Sentence==
Do you want to invite the Hobartians to the mixer?

==Context Labels==
Used primarily by residents of Hobart, and the south campus Residential colleges

==Related Terms==
[[Ho]]

Hobart

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==Part of Speech==
noun

==Pronunciation==
[sheep], [sheep' əl]

==Definition==
A resident of [[Shepard Residential College]]. The plural form, in recent years, has become sheeple. Also applied to [[non-resident]]s of Shepard.

==Example Sentence==
All of the sheeple came to the party at Chapin.

==Context Labels==
Used primarily by the residents of Shepard

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==Pronunciation==
[shep' əʳd]

==Definition==
A student residence hall at Northwestern University.

===Location===
626 University Place, South Campus

===Theme===
Multidisciplinary

===Residents===
Shepard houses 180 students who are known as [[Sheep]] or, more recently, [[Sheeple]].

==Example Sentence==
I walked by Shepard today on my way to class.

PARCer

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PARC

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==Part of Speech==
noun

==Pronunciation==
[jōnz' ee en]

==Definition==
A resident of the [[Jones Fine and Performing Arts College]], male or female. Also applied to [[non-resident]]s of this college.

==Example Sentence==
I'll ask if any jonsians know where the play is tonight.

==Context Labels==
Used primarily by residents at Jones

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==Pronunication==
[jōnz]

==Definition==
Jones Fine and Performing Arts College, called simply Jones, is a student residence at Northwestern University.

===Location===
1820 Sheridan Road, South Campus

===Theme===
All performing arts, including acting, singing, and dancing. As such, this dorm also includes a performance space called the Great Room.

===Residents===
Jones is home to 118 students, known as [[Jonesian]]s.

==Example Sentence==
If you live in Jones, chances are you will be seeing a show tonight.

Residential College Board

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==Part of Speech==
noun

==Pronunciation==
[rez' i den shəl cäl' ləj bōrd'] [är see bee]

==Definition==
Usually shortened to the acronym RCB, the governing body of all of the residential colleges, which include 11 student residences on Northwestern campus. The goal of the RCB is to promote a closer learning community between all residents of the residential college board.
===RCB Positions===
*President

*Vice President of Academic Affairs

*Vice President of Public Relations

*Vice President of Philantropic Affiars
*Vice President of Financial Affairs

*Vice President of Inter-College Relations

*Vice President of Social Affairs

===Residential Colleges===
[http://www.wildcats.northwestern.edu/rcb/documents/ResidentialCollegeLocations.pdf Click here to view a map of the Residential Colleges at Northwestern.]
{| class="wikitable" border="1"
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! College
! Theme
! Location
! Number of Residents
|-
| Thomas G. Ayers College of Commerce and Industry (Ayers [[CCI]])
| Business and Industry
| 2324 Campus Drive, [[North Campus]]
| 164
|-
| Communications Residential College (CRC)
| Media and Broadcast Production
| 1855 Sheridan Road, [[South Campus]]
| 107
|-
| College of Cultural and Community Studies (CCS)
| Urban Communities and Diviersity in Chicago
| 2303 Sheridan Road, [[North Campus]]
| 39
|-
| Humanities [[Chapin Residential College]]
| Humanities
| 726 University Place, [[South Campus]]
| 66
|-
| International Studies Residential College (ISRC)
| International Studies
| 1861 Sheridan Road, [[South Campus]]
| 100
|-
| Wayne V. and Elizabeth R. [[Jones Fine and Performing Arts College]]
| Performing Arts
| 1820 Sheridan Road, [[South Campus]]
| 118
|-
| Public Affairs Residential College ([[PARC]])
| Volunteer and Community Involvement
| 1838 Chicago Avenue, [[South Campus]]
| 113
|-
| [[Shepard Residential College]]
| Multidisciplinary
| 626 University Place, [[South Campus]]
| 180
|-
| Slivka College of Science and Engineering
| Science and Engineering
| 2332 Campus Drive, [[North Campus]]
| 140
|-
| Willard Residential College
| Multi-thematic
| 1865 Sherman Avenue, [[South Campus]]
| 292
|-
| Women's Residential College (WRC/[[Hobart]])
| Multidsciplinary, Women only
| 630 Emerson Street, [[South Campus]]
| 50
|}

==Example Sentence==
I will bring that up at the RCB meeting.

==Context Labels==
used by student residents of the residential college system, and faculty involved with this community.

CCIer

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==Part of Speech==
noun

==Pronunciation==
[see see ī' əʳ]

==Definition==
A resident, male or female, of the residential college [[CCI]] at Northwestern University. Former residents of this building are also sometimes referred to by this word.

==Example Sentence==
He is a classic CCIer, majoring in Econ.

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==Pronunciation==
[see see ī]

==Definition==
Officially the Thomas G. Ayers Residential College of Commerce and Industry, this student residential hall is known as CCI in the Northwestern community. Also called Ayers/CCI.

===Location===
2324 Campus Drive, North Campus

===Theme===
CCI maintains a focus on business and marketing.

===Residents===
CCI is home to 164 students called [[CCIer]]s.

==Example Sentence==
I went to a meeting at CCI to talk about the best ways to run a start-up business.

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==Pronunciation==
[chā' pin]

==Definition==
A student residence at Northwestern University, referred to as Chapin.
===Location===
726 University Place, South Campus
===Residents===
Chapin has 66 current residents and around 20 [[non-resident]] associates, known as [[Chapino]]s.
===Theme===
Chapin Hall is the Humanities Residential College, with a focus on all of the Liberal Arts.

==Example Sentence==
I'm going to stop by Chapin tonight.

==Related Terms==
[[Ch-]], [[chapino]]

==References==
[http://groups.northwestern.edu/chapin/|the Chapin Webpage]

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==Part of Speech==
noun

==Pronunciation==
[rez' i den shəl cäl' ləj bōrd'] [är see bee]

==Definition==
Usually shortened to the acronym RCB, the governing body of all of the residential colleges, which include 11 student residents on Northwestern campus. The goal of the RCB is to promote a closer learning community between all residents of the residential college board.
===RCB Positions===
*President

*Vice President of Academic Affairs

*Vice President of Public Relations

*Vice President of Philantropic Affiars
*Vice President of Financial Affairs

*Vice President of Inter-College Relations

*Vice President of Social Affairs

===Residential Colleges===
[http://www.wildcats.northwestern.edu/rcb/documents/ResidentialCollegeLocations.pdf Click here to view a map of the Residential Colleges at Northwestern.]
{| class="wikitable" border="1"
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! College
! Theme
! Location
! Number of Residents
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| Thomas G. Ayers College of Commerce and Industry (Ayers [[CCI]])
| Business and Industry
| 2324 Campus Drive, [[North Campus]]
| 164
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| Communications Residential College (CRC)
| Media and Broadcast Production
| 1855 Sheridan Road, [[South Campus]]
| 107
|-
| College of Cultural and Community Studies (CCS)
| Urban Communities and Diviersity in Chicago
| 2303 Sheridan Road, [[North Campus]]
| 39
|-
| Humanities [[Chapin Residential College]]
| Humanities
| 726 University Place, [[South Campus]]
| 66
|-
| International Studies Residential College (ISRC)
| International Studies
| 1861 Sheridan Road, [[South Campus]]
| 100
|-
| Wayne V. and Elizabeth R. [[Jones Fine and Performing Arts College]]
| Performing Arts
| 1820 Sheridan Road, [[South Campus]]
| 118
|-
| Public Affairs Residential College ([[PARC]])
| Volunteer and Community Involvement
| 1838 Chicago Avenue, [[South Campus]]
| 113
|-
| [[Shepard Residential College]]
| Multidisciplinary
| 626 University Place, [[South Campus]]
| 180
|-
| Slivka College of Science and Engineering
| Science and Engineering
| 2332 Campus Drive, [[North Campus]]
| 140
|-
| Willard Residential College
| Multi-thematic
| 1865 Sherman Avenue, [[South Campus]]
| 292
|-
| Women's Residential College (WRC/[[Hobart]])
| Multidsciplinary, Women only
| 630 Emerson Street, [[South Campus]]
| 50
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==Example Sentence==
I will bring that up at the RCB meeting.

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==Part of Speech==
noun

==Pronunciation==
[nän' rez i dent], [nän'rez]

==Definition==
A student that does not live in a [[Residential College]], but pays monthly social dues in order to maintain connection with that college and attend Residential College-specific events.

==Example Sentence==
I'm a non-res at PARC, but I live off campus.

==Related Terms==
[[Residential College Board]]

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Ch-

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==part of speech==
prefix

==pronunciation==
[ch']

==definition==

Added to any word or noun, this prefix denotes a connection with Chapin or Chapin affiliated events.

===Usage Notes===
Most often added to nouns, much less likely to be seen attached to a verb or an adjective.

==Example Sentence==
Are you going to Chormal? (Chapin Formal Dance)

Did you get your chug? (Chapin Mug)

We need the [[War Room]] for the Chexec meeting. (Chapin Executive Board)

==Context Label==
This prefix is used by [[Chapino]]s, those who live in [[Chapin]] or are affiliated with Chapin.

==Etymology==
Like many portmantau words, the Ch- prefix comes from splicing the first syllable sound of Chapin with the ending syllable sound of whatever the Chapin affiliated word happens to be.

==Related Terms==
chug, chardigan, Chexec, Chormal, chlove

==References==
Chictionary, 2012

Kling, S. Minutes presented at Chapin Executive Board Meetings Sep-Mar 2012-2013

Leggett, K. Minutes presented at Chapin Executive Board Meetings Apr-Feb 2013-2014

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