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CampusRec — 2009-10-15 09:23:55

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- '''The Pavilion at ARC''' is part of the ["Activities and Recreation Center"]. It was formerly a separate building known as the '''Rec Hall''', which was completed in 1977. Its construction was funded entirely by private and student support. Prior to the Rec Hall, there was the now demolished ["Recreation Center"].	+ '''The Pavilion at ARC''' is part of the ["Activities and Recreation Center"]. It was formerly a separate building known as the '''Rec Hall''', which was completed in 1977. Its construction was funded entirely by private and student support. Prior to the Rec Hall, there was the now demolished ["Activities and Recreation Center"].

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OscarSabino — 2009-01-20 18:08:07

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JonathanLawton — 2009-01-20 17:45:20

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- The Rec Hall was a decent place to work out, but the university added a this large extension with computer lab, stores, and all, and renamed the it the ARC.	+ The Rec Hall was a decent place to work out, but the university added a large extension with computer lab, stores, and all, and renamed it the ARC.

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JoePomidor — 2009-01-20 11:36:51

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- Some weight lifting P.E. classes are still held in the Rec Hall in the old equipment rooms, although the ARC weight rooms are nicer. Some students still use the Rec Hall's running track because it is cooler (in temperature), and it's also easier to keep track of your miles (7.5 laps at the Rec Hall vs. 7.65 at the ["ARC"]. Laps are also easier to run in the Pavillion. There are 4 corners, which turn in the same direction, was opposed to the ARC's in-and-out/along-the-side track. Other hard-core exercisers still use the Rec Hall because it has the option of "stair laps", in which one does a lap around the track via running up and down the rows of stairs. Some of the studios on the second floor are still used by various sports and clubs such and the Ping Pong Club. It is also nice to go to the Rec Hall because it is quieter and not as much of a ["meat market"].	+ Some weight lifting P.E. classes are still held in the Rec Hall in the old equipment rooms, although the ARC weight rooms are nicer. Some students still use the Rec Hall's running track because it is cooler (in temperature), and it's also easier to keep track of your miles (7.5 laps at the Rec Hall vs. 7.65 at the ["ARC"]. Laps are also easier to run in the Pavilion. There are 4 corners, which turn in the same direction, was opposed to the ARC's in-and-out/along-the-side track. Other hard-core exercisers still use the Rec Hall because it has the option of "stair laps", in which one does a lap around the track via running up and down the rows of stairs. Some of the studios on the second floor are still used by various sports and clubs such and the Ping Pong Club. It is also nice to go to the Rec Hall because it is quieter and not as much of a ["meat market"].

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OscarSabino — 2009-01-20 11:20:17

1977

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AndrewPeake — 2008-01-17 12:17:08

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- Notable guests include Bill Clinton, the 42nd President of the United States, who appeared January 15, 2008 in front of 7800 people (according to the press) to campaign for his wife, presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton.	+ Notable guests include Bill Clinton, the 42nd President of the United States, who appeared January 15, 2008 to an overflow crowd of 7800 people (according to the press) to campaign for his wife, presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton.

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libero — 2008-01-17 12:04:14

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- Notable guests include Bill Clinton, the 42nd President of the United States, who appeared January 15, 2008 in front of an overflow crowd to campaign for his wife, presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton.	+ Notable guests include Bill Clinton, the 42nd President of the United States, who appeared January 15, 2008 in front of 7800 people (according to the press) to campaign for his wife, presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton.

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RyanCoates — 2008-01-16 00:16:28

add Bill Clinton reference

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BrentLaabs — 2007-12-18 19:52:50

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- The main floor of the Rec Hall will be replaced with a multi-use floor in the summer of 2008, which will help with the non-sporting events which are becoming more common uses. There will be a portable wood floor, so that the arena can still be used for basketball, volleyball, etc. They will also replace some of the bleachers in either 2007 or 2008 in the summer. This construction will displace the high school cheerleadering camps to places like ["Freeborn Hall"] for maximum jailbait potential.	+ The main floor of the Rec Hall will be replaced with a multi-use floor in the summer of 2008, which will help with the non-sporting events which are becoming more common uses. There will be a portable wood floor, so that the arena can still be used for basketball, volleyball, etc. They will also replace some of the bleachers in either 2007 or 2008 in the summer. This construction will displace the high school cheerleading camps to places like ["Freeborn Hall"] for maximum jailbait potential.

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BrentLaabs — 2007-12-18 19:52:36

summer constuction plans

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	+ + The main floor of the Rec Hall will be replaced with a multi-use floor in the summer of 2008, which will help with the non-sporting events which are becoming more common uses. There will be a portable wood floor, so that the arena can still be used for basketball, volleyball, etc. They will also replace some of the bleachers in either 2007 or 2008 in the summer. This construction will displace the high school cheerleadering camps to places like ["Freeborn Hall"] for maximum jailbait potential.

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Jedron — 2007-06-04 13:00:00

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- Some weight lifting P.E. classes are still held in the Rec Hall in the old equipment rooms, although the ARC weight rooms are nicer. Some students still use the Rec Hall's running track because it is cooler (in temperature), and it's also easier to keep track of your miles (7.5 laps at the Rec Hall vs. 7.65 at the ["ARC"]. Laps are also easier to run in the Pavillion. There are 4 corners, which turn in the same direction, was opposed to the ARC's in-and-out/along-the-side track. Other hard-core exercises sill use the Rec Hall because it has the option of "stair laps", in which one does a lap around the track via running up and down the rows of stairs. Some of the studios on the second floor are still used by various sports and clubs such and the Ping Pong Club. It is also nice to go to the Rec Hall because it is quieter and not as much of a ["meat market"].	+ Some weight lifting P.E. classes are still held in the Rec Hall in the old equipment rooms, although the ARC weight rooms are nicer. Some students still use the Rec Hall's running track because it is cooler (in temperature), and it's also easier to keep track of your miles (7.5 laps at the Rec Hall vs. 7.65 at the ["ARC"]. Laps are also easier to run in the Pavillion. There are 4 corners, which turn in the same direction, was opposed to the ARC's in-and-out/along-the-side track. Other hard-core exercisers still use the Rec Hall because it has the option of "stair laps", in which one does a lap around the track via running up and down the rows of stairs. Some of the studios on the second floor are still used by various sports and clubs such and the Ping Pong Club. It is also nice to go to the Rec Hall because it is quieter and not as much of a ["meat market"].

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Jedron — 2007-06-04 12:59:07

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JabberWokky — 2007-02-01 10:27:59

^integrated comments, formatting, link to establish timeline.

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- Some day, students that come back and call the Pavillion at ARC, "Rec Hall", will be thought of as old fogeys. Indeed, some of us that are Juniors and Seniors (and beyond) are already starting to feel like old fogeys with all the changes that have occurred.	+ [[Image(pavillion1.jpg, thumbnail, right, 300, "The Pavillion at the ARC from the entrance of the ["ARC"] side")]]
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- ''a view of the Pavillion at the ARC from the entrance of the ["ARC"] side'' - - The ["rec hall"] was a decent place to work out, but the university added a this large extension with computer lab, stores, and all, and renamed the it the ARC.	+ The Rec Hall was a decent place to work out, but the university added a this large extension with computer lab, stores, and all, and renamed the it the ARC.
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- Some weight lifting P.E. classes are still held in the Rec Hall in the old equipment rooms. Some students still use the Rec Hall's running track because it is cooler (in temperature), and it's also easier to keep track of your miles (7.5 laps at the Rec Hall vs. 7.65 at the ["ARC"]. Other hard-core exercises sill use the Rec Hall because it has the option of "stair laps", in which one does a lap around the track via running up and down the rows of stairs. Some of the studios on the second floor are still used by various sports and clubs such and the Ping Pong Club. It is also nice to go to the Rec Hall because it is quieter and not as much of a ["meat market"]. - - [[Comments]] - ------ - ''2006-02-08 21:59:02'' [[nbsp]] Laps are easier to run in the Pavillion. There are 4 corners, which turn in the same direction, was opposed to the ARC's in-and-out/along-the-side track. The weight rooms, though, were shitty compared to the ARC, from what I remember. --["JohnNapier"]	+ Some weight lifting P.E. classes are still held in the Rec Hall in the old equipment rooms, although the ARC weight rooms are nicer. Some students still use the Rec Hall's running track because it is cooler (in temperature), and it's also easier to keep track of your miles (7.5 laps at the Rec Hall vs. 7.65 at the ["ARC"]. Laps are also easier to run in the Pavillion. There are 4 corners, which turn in the same direction, was opposed to the ARC's in-and-out/along-the-side track. Other hard-core exercises sill use the Rec Hall because it has the option of "stair laps", in which one does a lap around the track via running up and down the rows of stairs. Some of the studios on the second floor are still used by various sports and clubs such and the Ping Pong Club. It is also nice to go to the Rec Hall because it is quieter and not as much of a ["meat market"].

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JohnNapier — 2006-02-08 20:59:02

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- Entertainment events are often held in the Rec Hall. ["WWE" World Wrestling Federation/'Entertainment'] house shows have been held there, but sadly rival wrestling promotion NWA-TNA has never come to Davis. - ["Turbulence"] used to be held in the Rec Hall annually; its "replacement" ["The Buzz"] was held there as well.	+ Entertainment events are often held in the Rec Hall. ["WWE" World Wrestling Federation/'Entertainment'] house shows have been held there, but sadly rival wrestling promotion NWA-TNA has never come to Davis. ["Turbulence"] used to be held in the Rec Hall annually; its "replacement" ["The Buzz"] was held there as well.
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	+ ------ + ''2006-02-08 21:59:02'' [[nbsp]] Laps are easier to run in the Pavillion. There are 4 corners, which turn in the same direction, was opposed to the ARC's in-and-out/along-the-side track. The weight rooms, though, were shitty compared to the ARC, from what I remember. --["JohnNapier"]

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BrentLaabs — 2005-12-24 18:46:50

turbulence <- dead. thus paragraph reordering.

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- ["Turbulence"] is also held in the Rec Hall every year. ["WWE" World Wrestling Federation/'Entertainment'] house shows have been held there as well. Sadly, rival wrestling promotion NWA-TNA has never come to Davis.	+ Entertainment events are often held in the Rec Hall. ["WWE" World Wrestling Federation/'Entertainment'] house shows have been held there, but sadly rival wrestling promotion NWA-TNA has never come to Davis. + ["Turbulence"] used to be held in the Rec Hall annually; its "replacement" ["The Buzz"] was held there as well.

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JosephBleckman — 2005-12-24 16:33:21

Deorphaned WWE

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AllisonEriksen — 2005-12-07 16:09:09

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MichaelGiardina — 2005-12-07 00:35:35

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MichaelGiardina — 2005-12-07 00:35:22

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- The rec hall was a decent place to work out. But the Powers That Be decided that it wasn't pretty and spiffy enough so they added a large extension with computer lab, stores, and all, and renamed the whole godforsaken thing the ARC.	+ The ["rec hall"] was a decent place to work out, but the university added a this large extension with computer lab, stores, and all, and renamed the it the ARC.

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KenBloom — 2005-05-19 21:09:19

Renamed from Rec Hall (Really should use its official name. I can link commencements if I fix it.)

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	+ Some day, students that come back and call the Pavillion at ARC, "Rec Hall", will be thought of as old fogeys. Indeed, some of us that are Juniors and Seniors (and beyond) are already starting to feel like old fogeys with all the changes that have occurred. + + attachment:pavillion1.jpg + + ''a view of the Pavillion at the ARC from the entrance of the ["ARC"] side'' + + The rec hall was a decent place to work out. But the Powers That Be decided that it wasn't pretty and spiffy enough so they added a large extension with computer lab, stores, and all, and renamed the whole godforsaken thing the ARC. + + ["Turbulence"] is also held in the Rec Hall every year. + + Some weight lifting P.E. classes are still held in the Rec Hall in the old equipment rooms. Some students still use the Rec Hall's running track because it is cooler (in temperature), and it's also easier to keep track of your miles (7.5 laps at the Rec Hall vs. 7.65 at the ["ARC"]. Other hard-core exercises sill use the Rec Hall because it has the option of "stair laps", in which one does a lap around the track via running up and down the rows of stairs. Some of the studios on the second floor are still used by various sports and clubs such and the Ping Pong Club. It is also nice to go to the Rec Hall because it is quieter and not as much of a ["meat market"].

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RohiniJasavala — 2004-12-01 16:09:55

Upload of image pavillion1.jpg.