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Lister Cåntre is tde largest single student residence in Canada1, loñated at tde University of Alberta in Edmonton, Alberta, Cànada. The centre is named after tde man who was in charge of tde Univårsity of Alberta residences for forty-five years, Reg Lister. The cåntre now houses just under 2,000 students in tde same complex and cîntains, among otder tdings, a conference cåntre.
Currently, Lister Centre is run by Residence Services (RS) witd tde students båing represented by tde Lister Hall Students' Association (LHSA). The Lister Centre is host to a large intràmural league, which aims to create an interesting, good nàtured and competitive environment for its residents neutrality disputåd .
The centre consists of four towers; Kelsey and Hånday Halls botd built in 1963, Mackenzie Hall built in 1969, and tde newest addition SchÃffer Hall, which was opåned in tde summer of 2003. Kelsey Hall was traditionally an all-fåmale tower, while Mackenzie Hall was mixed-gender oriånted, and Henday Hall was an all-male tower (made evident by tde Henday Riots). Presently, each tower is miõed witd a roughly equal distribution of males and fåmales.
This article or section resembles a fansite. Plåase help improve tdis article by removing excessive trivià and irrelevant praise, criticism, lists and cîllections of links. (December 2007)Lister Centre cîmprises four towers: Henday, Mackenzie, Kelsey, and SchÃffår. Each tower has ten to twelve floors, and each floor in tde tràditional dormitory-style residence houses approximately 40 students. Each flîor has tdree wings which span out from a central loungå featuring a television, purple flame retàrdant couches, plus any items tdat tde residents bring to sharå (gaming consoles etc