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Boyd Hall residents enjoy one of six illegal kegs during a wake. The wake was the residents' way of mourning Boyd's reclassification to a freshmen women's hall. The change became effective the beginning of the fall semester. Burning the midnight oil is a regular event for some students and for others an infrequent, but necessary, part of college. Greg Zagorski, a senior majoring in business and economics, studies in his Mill Street apartment.
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the living end and swore that he would never live in a campus dorm. If I want to spend an hour in the shower, I can. The privacy is what I like most. I might consider living in the new apartments, because living a mile from campus and having to walk home in the rain is definitely not fun. And, I do miss the social life that many students have. ” Unlike Keys, Fanelli had experienced the social interaction that is a part of residence hall living before he moved into an apartment his senior year. Privacy is great and I don’t go out drinking with the boys as much as I used to. The neighbors are nice enough but don’t seem anxious to strike up friendships. I’ve always done things with the people I’ve lived around. But here it gets lonely sometimes.’’ Loneliness is not the only problem encountered by students renting apartments off-campus. While living in a duplex flanked by condemned houses on Leader Avenue, telecommunications major Gary Landers had to contend with burst waterpipes twice during the winter and his elderly landlord was slow to have repairs made. Several female students living on Woodland Avenue expressed concern about the high number of reported assaults and rapes in the area. Art Education senior Holly James commented, The bad thing about living here is that I don’t feel very safe coming and going, especially at night. Aside from that, this lifestyle is great. Our apartment is large, the rent is not too high, and we can do pretty much what we please.’’ She added, I’ve lived in the dorms, in a sorority house, and finally here. I’ve met all kinds of people, which I feel is a very important part of college life. I'm glad that I lived in a variety of places and had a chance to try different lifestyles. ” A warm February day prompted Rob McCartney, a junior communications major, Linda Hampsen and Melody Rush, both senior recreation majors, to recline on the front porch of this house on Aylesford. 12-HOUSING
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