Park Street Cultural Tour

Chadbourne Residential College

420 North Park Street

Chadbourne Hall isn't a regular Dorm where you just eat, sleep, and hold your stuff. It is a Residential Community, which means that they could have special classes after school at Chadbourne.
–Nikki

There are no kitchens in the rooms, so the students all eat in a large cafeteria where you can choose what you would like to eat. They serve lunch dinner and breakfast in the cafeteria but many of the students keep a few non-perishable items in their rooms to snack on.
–Elena

When the students eat they use their student ID cards for "Magic money."
–Alexandra

The cafeteria serves the students three meals a day. The students swipe their card that digitally stores money for their meals.
–Jeremy

Eleven floors for eight hundred people
Seventy people on each floor
Tiny rooms the size of closets built for two
A home for many people for years.
–Anonymous

The dorm is about 15 x 15 feet and has a lot of stuff cramped in it. They have a TV, a loaf of bread on a shelf, a computer with a printer, and a bunk bed with the bottom bed folding up into a sofa. One side of the room is one person's while the other half is one other's side of the "house."
–Jeremy

When we walked into her dorm, I thought it was pretty small, but after a bit of looking around I thought all the really cool stuff made up for the size.
–Rosemary

There are 800 students living there. The boys live on one floor and the girls live on another. Two people share a dorm and all their stuff has to be crammed into one small room. They have to walk up a bunch of steps to get to their dorms, for every class they go to they have to go to a different building and have a different teacher. They have classes at all random times of the week and day.
–Miracle

Home on Park Street Four Days in the Corridor Neighborhoods Experiencing Community What the Kids Said *Day One* Chadbourne College Sadie Pearson & Richard Davis Trinity Church Ideal Body Shop Park Street Shoe Repair Yee's Laundry La Movida Mercado Marimar Bram's Addition *Day Two* Early Childhood Center Yue-Wah Oriental Foods Boys & Girls Club Style & Grace Salon St. Mark's Lutheran Church Romnes Apartments Yasmin's Halal Meat Market Miracle's Home Neighborhood House Italian Workmen's Club Family Potluck *Day Three* Meriter Hospital Bayview Mural Bocce Ball Beth Israel Synagogue Wisconsin Union Hoofers Mexico Lindo Fishing Along Wingra Creek *Day Four* AFL-CIO (Labor Temple) Eugene Parks Quality Ace Hardware Oriental Shop Lakeside Fibers Chicken Underground Family Daycare Tropical Fish World Quann Community Gardens Multicultural Center Street Scenes 1 Street Scenes 2 Park Street Delights 1 Park Street Delights 2 Dane County Cultural Tour Hmong Cultural Tour	Chadbourne Residential College 420 North Park Street Chadbourne Hall isn't a regular Dorm where you just eat, sleep, and hold your stuff. It is a Residential Community, which means that they could have special classes after school at Chadbourne. –Nikki There are no kitchens in the rooms, so the students all eat in a large cafeteria where you can choose what you would like to eat. They serve lunch dinner and breakfast in the cafeteria but many of the students keep a few non-perishable items in their rooms to snack on. –Elena When the students eat they use their student ID cards for "Magic money." –Alexandra The cafeteria serves the students three meals a day. The students swipe their card that digitally stores money for their meals. –Jeremy Eleven floors for eight hundred people Seventy people on each floor Tiny rooms the size of closets built for two A home for many people for years. –Anonymous The dorm is about 15 x 15 feet and has a lot of stuff cramped in it. They have a TV, a loaf of bread on a shelf, a computer with a printer, and a bunk bed with the bottom bed folding up into a sofa. One side of the room is one person's while the other half is one other's side of the "house." –Jeremy When we walked into her dorm, I thought it was pretty small, but after a bit of looking around I thought all the really cool stuff made up for the size. –Rosemary There are 800 students living there. The boys live on one floor and the girls live on another. Two people share a dorm and all their stuff has to be crammed into one small room. They have to walk up a bunch of steps to get to their dorms, for every class they go to they have to go to a different building and have a different teacher. They have classes at all random times of the week and day. –Miracle
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