<p>Does anyone know if Campbell Hall is co-ed or sub. free?</p>
<p>For that matter, does anyone know which of <em>all</em> the halls are sub-free or co-ed? I heard an allusion to some kind of master map, but I don’t know where to find it.</p>
<p>Campbell is Mathey’s monastery/nunnery. I think it’s substance free too, but I’m not entirely sure.</p>
<p>Substance free areas:</p>
<p>Butler College
Lourie Love</p>
<p>Forbes College
2nd floor rooms 201-272</p>
<p>Mathey College
Blair basement and entries 4-9</p>
<p>Rockefeller College
Buyers</p>
<p>Wilson College
Dodge Osborn (2nd floor & room 111) and 1939</p>
<p>Thanks, armavirumque.</p>
<p>so is campbell sub free? you didnt list it but above you mentioned it</p>
<p>It’s not. Entryways are single-sex, though (if the tradition of the last few years holds).</p>
<p>what do you mean single-sex entryways? I am on the third floor of Campbell, is the entire building single sex or what?</p>
<p>The way a lot of halls in princeton work are by entryways. A lot of buildings dont have the “hall system.” instead, you have an entryway (like a door), with maybe 2 rooms on each floor (that face each other directly) but its not like Witherspoon Hall where its just one giant building and there are 20 rooms in a hallway. So say Campbell has 5 entryways (I dont know how many it has), 1, 3, 4 may be just girls and 2, 5 may be just guys. Don’t worry, you dont hang out in your entryways that often and its less than 10 seconds to get to another entryway.</p>
<p>Is any part of Witherspoon sub-free?</p>
<p>No. The only subfree part of Rocky is Buyers. Witherspoon has a lotta parties and it will have even more parties next year as it is dominated by fraternity and sorority members.</p>
<p>are campbell dorm rooms very nice?</p>
<p>Campbell is way overdue for renovation. Third floor Campbell … the washrooms are in the basement, and I’ve heard complaints about the roof leaking. But on the bright side, you’ll have a nice view. There’s also the Campbell lounge (with TV, DVD, and microwave) in the basement, as well as a music room (two extremely out of tune pianos in nice soundproofed cubicles, but there’s a weird smell).</p>
<p>what are entries 4-9 in mathey? what rooms would that encompass?</p>
<p>Entries 4-9 in Blair. Mathey as a college doesn’t have a cumulative entryway system. It goes building by building. You can check which rooms in Blair those are on the floor plans located on the Princeton site.</p>
<p>room numbers 40-99, I presume, since I’m 91 and it’s subfree.</p>
<p>I think some of the substance free dorm designations might have changed for 2006. Looks like it did for Butler… From this years room draw guide they are as follows:</p>
<p>Butler - 1942 Hall 2nd and 3rd floors</p>
<p>Forbes - 2nd floor rooms 201-216, 251-272</p>
<p>Mathey - Blair, except for third floor</p>
<p>Rockey - Buyers</p>
<p>Wilson - Dodge Osborn and 1939</p>
<p>Can anyone log on to the room draw guide? I can’t.</p>
<p>lastone is right - they change the designations around. It seems that (at least in the case of 1942) they try to make dorms that were a “problem” last year sub-free, in order to prevent a specific dorm from getting progressively worse.</p>
<p>In general, though, I think that incoming freshmen worry way to much about sub-free. While it may help for the initial roommate matching and may help you to avoid loud party areas, it’s not like in non-sub-free areas people come in every day and inject you with heroin. My roommates and I weren’t in sub-free last year, but only once did a party keep us up and (as far as we knew, at least) only one room of people smoke/drank in the building.
To make a long story short - if you don’t want to use “substances,” don’t use them. Whether or not your room number falls in a specific range shouldn’t change your decision.</p>
<p>“it’s not like in non-sub-free areas people come in every day and inject you with heroin”</p>
<p>LOL! There’s a dose of much-needed perspective.</p>