The result was delete by clear consensus. However, rather than actually deleting, I've redirected this to La Salle University instead, in order to preserve history in case some of this content wants to be merged there. Friday (talk) 00:59, 29 July 2006 (UTC)[reply]
“ | Built in 1953, and named after Saint Albert the Great, St. Albert hall is the second hall in the main area of CAJH. St. Albert was originally built to accommodate a total of 126 students and 12 faculty members. Brother Gerald Fitzgerald, a La Salle University Accounting Professor, still resides in a suite on the first floor of St. Albert. He is the only Christian Brother currently living in the residence halls (Two on-campus Christian Brothers Residences house 15 of the 21 La Salle Christian Brothers). St. Albert includes singles, doubles and economy triples, co-ed living by floor, laundry facilities, and a shared bathroom & shower area. There are 23 residents to each of the three floors. | ” |
“ | Built in 1953, and named after Saint Albert the Great, St. Albert hall is the second hall in the main area of CAJH. As designed and originally built, St. Albert accommodated a total of 126 students and 12 faculty members. Accounting professor Brother Gerald Fitzgerald resides in this hall, and is the only such christian brother resident in a student residence hall as of 2006. St. Albert features single, double and economy triple rooms. Men and women both live in the hall, segregated by floor, with 23 residents per floor. | ” |