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Tease and see supply selected lines only. In this episode of the Scarecast Files, we will be delving into the Erie History and

reported hauntings of Dykstra Hall at the University of California, Los Angeles.

Dykstra Hall holds a unique place in UCLA's history.

Dedicated on November 19, 1959, this 10-story residence hall marked a significant shift for the university.

And for 40 years prior, UCLA had primarily been a commuter school, but the construction of Dykster Hall signaled the beginning

of on-campus housing expansion to accommodate the post-war baby boom generation. The hall was named after Clarence A Dykstra,

UCLA's third chief executive who served from 1945 to 1950.

Dykner was passionate about creating student housing on American University campuses,

believing it fostered cultural and intellectual life.

And from the moment he arrived at UCLA,

he lobbied hard for on-campus housing,

pushing against the UC Regent's previous policy that prevented such construction.

In a speech titled, Tomorrow's Colleges will be crowded too.

Dykstra argued that there was a genuine need for adequate

student housing and that students must be able to live together as an intellectual

unit.

And though Dykstra died in office and never saw his vision realized, the opening of the

facility that bears his name was a fitting tribute to his efforts.

While Dykstra Hall represented progress and growth for UCLA,

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