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...Wednesday, Prats read on the Kirkland Open e-mail list that five men were hanging the gong from a Kirkland House flagpole. Prats, who said he was tired of accusations from Mather House residents that Kirkland had stolen the gong, decided to grab the gong and bring it back to Adams to settle the finger-pointing once...
Bruno blamed the Mather Department of War for the pilfering. At the ceremony, she tore apart pictures of alleged culprits Darren S. Morris ’05, Paul H. Hersh ’04, Zachary A. Corker ’04 and Hunter A. Maats ’04 in a symbolic gesture...
Although Bruno showed the crowd pictures of the Mather residents hanging the gong from the Kirkland flagpole, Maats, who attended the ceremony, still denied to the crowd that his House took the gong...
...midst of a vicious interhouse war involving the dastardly distribution of dead fish in doordrops and the nefarious thievery of beloved house banners, peace between the battling factions of Mather and Kirkland seems about as likely as a Bush-Kucinich presidential race. In the meantime, those troubled by the cloud of conflict can defer to a little glimmer of what could be, a veritable symbol of peace, in Austin...
...Mather-Kirkland House, located on 402 Academy in the Lone Star capital, is listed in the National Register of Historic Places as an establishment of “architectural/engineering” significance, as well as of “event” significance, though no event is specifically stated. A resounding embodiment of the Queen Anne and Stick/Eastlake architectural styles, the building served as a domestic, single dwelling facility, enjoying particular significance during the periods of 1875-1899 and 1925-1949 for an unstated reason. Today, the building remains vacant, perhaps inviting those Mather and Kirkland residents who find...