Saturday 1 p.m.-1 a.m. Most of the residents are first-year students, while a limited number of transfer and returning students also enjoy living here. Men and women occupy different buildings. The winner of an architectural award, Clark evokes the feeling of a village.
Most rooms are double occupancy, with a handful accommodating three students.
The central lounge features a large sun deck where students can enjoy the beautiful surroundings as well as a stone fireplace for cozy conversations. Clark is the residence hall closest to the shuttle stop and the dining commons. I grew up in Portland, Oregon, with a short stint in New Jersey and then on to San Diego for most of high school. My family moved to the Seattle area for my senior year, and they continue to live there. After graduating in 1979 from Westmont with a B.A. in psychology, I worked for Delta Air Lines for almost 10 years.