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Campus Life Takes On

A Totally Different

Perspective Living In

APARTMENTS mm

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tudent apartments are now avail­

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able. To make room for the in­

creased number of residence hall

students, the College is renting out

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three apartments previously lived , i j • a > : z w

in by staff. They are fully furnished

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with kitchenettes, a study lounge

and a private restroom, offering

many advantages over regular

dorm rooms. The two most liked * > i • >

amenities are the refrigerator and

the study lounge. Jonathan Pep­

pers, a senior in Merritts apart­ >3

ment, said, "The best thing about

living in the apartment is the re­ . - c ,

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frigerator — a cold Mountain Dew

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any time I want!'' Whether drinking

a soda or eating a cold bowl of

cereal before bed, there's nothing

like having a refrigerator in the

room.

The ladies in the Paden apart­

ment like the study lounge best.

With only five residents instead of

twelve, there is always plenty of

room to lounge around and even

study. However, the Em m ons

apartment ladies like all the closet Living in the Paden

space. More room, a refrigerator apartment has an ad­

ded benefit for Carla

and a private restroom — for what

Kay. Because of the

more could a person living in a kitchenette, Carla can

college dorm ask? make her own food and

not worry about her

food allergies.

Student Life