Michigan State University - Red Cedar Log Yearbook (East Lansing, MI)

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PIN APERIiiiiiE?T . . Q.UiackmCa REALTORS occuwwcv on on Aaoui MAY 1 1964 Despite the housing boom this past year, construction continues. A Projection in Realiw' I ndqbendence Re.slD0mibilz'ly The relaxation of housing regulations, coupled with an increasing enrollment, has resulted in the creation of a second University micropolis: the students living off campus. Fall term viewed the practical initiation of a rule that allowed all students over 21 to live in un- approved, unsupervised housing. East Lansing realtors and contractors have responded to the University and its students' needs in the construction of several new apart- ment buildings which are nearly adjacent to the campus. These luxurious new homes offer the student' a design for collegiate living in a non-collegiate atmosphere. This migration has caused a revolution in the studentls re- lationship to the Universityg the campus is now merely the physical area in which one attends classes. The cul- tural, social, and economic factors of life are visibly com- bined in the independence and responsibility which off- campus living offers. 1 l 1 W ,H y Elegance is the word in student housing. l 6 V

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