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GERMAN HOUSE Housing 59
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SPECIAL INTEREST HOUSING Special Interest Housing gives students a unique residence option. While many houses such as the French, German, International, and Spanish House offer a cultural experi- ence, others like the Belmont, Education, Music, Martin Lu- ther King, and Farm House attract students who have common backgrounds or in- terests. Each house sponsors related activities throughout the year, such as picnics, trips, and festivals, and the various houses often get together to coordinate events. Many stu- dents also enjoy the residential atmosphere and the close friendships that develop. FARM HOUSE FRENCH HOUSE 58 Housing
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LIVING OFF CAMPUS After living in dorms for one or two years, many students choose to move off campus and into a nearby apartment, townhouse, or house. Off campus living offers a variety of advantages to upperclass- men. Many students prefer the extra space and freedom pro- vided by off campus housing. Since most off campus housing is not associated with the Uni- versity, students are not re- quired to purchase a meal plan and many enjoy their own home cooking. In addition, the off campus option is often less expensive than living in the dorms. Some popular off campus locations include Pa- per Mill, Foxcroft, Towne Court, Park Place, and Victoria Mews Apartments. Paper Mill residents Dawn Weber, Chris Waltsak, and Eileen Mikula are always ready for a party. J if Enjoying all the comforts of home, Suzanne Olson, llyssa Levine, and Katie Mielach relax in their Foxcroft townhouse. Located on Elkton Road, Park Place Apartments are close enough to campus so that its residents may still walk to classes. 60 Housing
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