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And 10% of undergraduates choosing to live off campus despite the availability of residential colleges on campus would be fine.

The residents are not interested in requiring that every upperclassman live on campus - this is not a matter of seeking to limit free and fair housing access as some have accused here. Upperclassmen are and always have been a central part of the community.

But when the university provides unattractive single-use dorms, and charges the 2nd highest housing rate in the country for them, you get an exodus into the surrounding neighborhood.

by Ken Archer on Jan 18, 2011 9:41 pm • link • report

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