Founder's Week commenced with "Rededication Day.” Once again, Stedsmen gathered to rededicate the Rededication of the Rededication of… the Dedication of the Gregorian. Originally called the Sorin Society Room, its mural was forgotten and lost for a number of years. Rediscovered, the mural once again regained its place of honor. Painted by Luigi Gregori- the artist who painted the University's Basilica and Main Building- the room was dedicated to his memory in 2006.
At this year’s Rededication, there was a reading of a modern adaptation of the Dr. Seuss’ Green Eggs and Ham by Chris Scott ’18 and “a reflection” on the Gregorian lounge via a phone call from former Hall President, Brandon Ryan. Still, a special haiku was commissioned by the current Hall President, Aidan Tompkins, written and recited by senior Nick Haggestad.
If that wasn’t enough, Chris Scott ’18 was thanked and honored by the President Tompkins for giving the gift to make the renovation of the Gregorian Lounge possible. Indeed, we are all thankful for Chris’ generosity, making not only the renovation possible but also allowing the studying, conversations, and camaraderie to carry on and continue.
On why he gifted his Hall with a renovated Gregorian Lounge, Scott succinctly said, “For the kids!”
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