To have six dorms on one side and six dorms on the other is just too coincidental.
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In response, Purdue told BuzzFeed News that these dorms are "pretty typical" of other makeshift dorms on campuses in the US. They also said not all dorms are laid out like the ones in the photo.
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The home is no palace, with girls' dorms and a boys' dorms each sleeping 25 children, but it is a caring environment.
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We tallied 1,098 items donated in the dorms where students were encouraged to shoot photos of their stuff, versus 815 items in the other dorms.
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The University of Northwestern has eight dorms with extra amenities.
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Ms. Ramey pulled up to their dorms, one by one.
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They slept in huge, filthy dorms that smelled of urine.
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And we were like, 'We have to leave our dorms.
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He was counting down the days until dorms opened again.
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Slave owners' names are on dorms at a SUNY school.
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The people that he slept in the same dorms with.
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They tried to switch dorms, but open rooms were scarce.
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And we, too, will have to leave our dorms then.
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And alas, Prime Pantry does not deliver to college dorms.
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Google started in Larry Page's and Sergey Brin's college dorms.
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We then finished dinner and headed back to the dorms.
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Some of the dorms are fashioned from former military barracks.
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The spaces are decorated like homes, but they feel like dorms.
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Bennington College students live in quaint houses rather than impersonal dorms.
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It seemed like dorms used to be, essentially, a glorified closet.
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Read more: 16 colleges with the best dorms in the US
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Female solo travelers can also often stay in female-only dorms.
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Then their dorms were closed and their graduation ceremonies were canceled.
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Anyway, most dorms don't let you put nails in the walls!
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The rest of the time, they loaf around in nearby dorms.
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They were later used as dorms for employees from the mall.
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The nostalgia is almost plaintive — like for a Camelot with dorms.
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Yeah. People in the dorms, people who don't get out. Yeah.
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"At our school, nearly all dorms are decorated like ours!" she said.
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Hence, a late-night pizza dispenser in dorms is a no-brainer.
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A time for co-ed dorms, tailgate parties and — oh right, studying.
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Support for these co-ed dorms increased after the speech was banned.
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And who knows what's being developed in the dorms at Tsinghua University.
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Daniel, 20, Ryerson UniversityWhat was your living situation like in the dorms?
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Griff's bouts with the champs of the colored dorms were brief affairs.
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Now she can do it in dorms and buses and late nights.
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Not many colleges have clear-cut rules on cryptomining in the dorms.
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Quality of life is great, with great dorms, food and surrounding area.
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They flooded YMCAs, university dorms and even the Olympic Stadium in Montreal.
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Men live in five communities in small buildings similar to college dorms.
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We used dorms and similar facilities to set up 5,500 hospital beds.
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These areas include schools, churches, day care centers, bars, dorms and stadiums.
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For us, the most important thing is the dorms have been opened.
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Open flames are typically not allowed in college dorms, so candles are contraband.
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Plenty of tech employees opt for communal homes that feel like college dorms.
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But the gunmen were still able to drive unimpeded to the school dorms.
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There was no reason why anybody should be letting anyone in the dorms.
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What are we teaching our students when we displace them from their dorms?
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Good for the system to stop men from coming in to women's dorms.
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Has your sex life died down since you moved out of the dorms?
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What do you think of people who sleep around a lot in dorms?
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The woman next to me offers to walk me back to the dorms.
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For protection, I sought asylum in the dorms and only worked campus jobs.
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When I travel solo, I usually stay in cheaper places like hostel dorms.
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The male dorms had so many demonstrations that the authorities closed them down.
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Crowded dorms offer little privacy, providing less than five square metres per child.
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But when they got back to the workers' dorms, things weren't much better.
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Fire alarms were sounding in the dorms, according to posts from anxious parents.
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One report said the dorms in Shenzhen reeked of rotting trash and sweat.
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After multiple freshmen currently housed in Purdue's makeshift dorms complained to BuzzFeed News of "unjust" living situations on campus, IDHS's Building Safety & Services department told BuzzFeed News they're officially investigating the matter to ensure students feel safe in their dorms.
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There were no formal meet-ups for women, who were divided among 12 dorms.
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The day I arrived at the dorms, the biggest news wasn't about the climate.
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For instance, in America, here, they go to university, and they have the dorms.
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All day, sisters who lived in apartments or dorms would come to hang out.
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At night, when students went to their dorms, the families slept in the classrooms.
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And, just like most dorms, the athletes' rooms are "very spartan," according to Coughlin.
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When money is channeled toward dorms and dining, isn't it diverted from something else?
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Rather than treating them like criminals, officers gave them a ride to their dorms.
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Some women's teams had no locker rooms and had to dress in their dorms.
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The university sought to accommodate protesters as applications plummeted and entire dorms were closed.
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Dame is unique in some ways: Its Catholic culture, same-sex dorms, and discouragement
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Because having a roommate can be unnerving, most have single rooms in the dorms.
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Students — and millennials in particular — don't mind sharing: We already share dorms and books.
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"We're asking hospitals to try to increase capacity 100% ... "We're looking at converting dorms.
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They said we had to leave the dorms so they could fix the bathrooms.
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But just this morning, on Monday, they were holding us in dorms all together.
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The Panthers organized an Anti-Rape Squad, which escorted new prisoners to their dorms.
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It would certainly be easier and less expensive to house students in conventional dorms.
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A sneak attack hit the world's living rooms (and dorms, and laptops, and basements).
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In one 2012 email, Falwell dismisses Liberty parents who begged the school not to move their kids from on-campus dorms to off-campus housing in the middle of their freshman year when Liberty sought to raze some dorms to build new ones.
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The houses were basically dorms, and the Sorting Hat was the Dean of residential life.
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Those posters of Albert Einstein you see in college dorms were plastered on the walls.
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But listening to his treasure trove of tunes felt like living in the dorms again.
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During both of my years [in the dorms], I was blessed to be living alone.
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I was a freshman in college and had just moved into the dorms in Toronto.
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Probably like, my second week living in the dorms we were smoking in our room.
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When I went to college, they locked us into the dorms at 11 at night.
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LapGear Designer LapDesk, $34.99, at AmazonMost dorms have designated areas designed for getting work done.
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"There used to be stabbings and rapes every night in the dorms," he assured me.
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I learned so much from my time working in the dorms, and I enjoyed it.
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Students and their mentors stayed in dorms at George Washington University and Trinity Washington University.
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But because everyone works a different shift, the dorms rarely feel that crowded, Chen said.
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Essential oil diffuser Open flames are typically not allowed in college dorms, so candles are contraband.
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The dorms of the time were private mansions that the school had purchased just off campus.
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If your grad is moving out of the dorms, it's definitely time for a bed upgrade.
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HomeSpot Rugged Waterproof Bluetooth Speaker See Details Moving into the dorms, or just a new space?
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I've been burning it since I moved to New York, when I was living in dorms.
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It is a hodgepodge of co-op living quarters, cheap dorms, and run-down frat houses.
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She got a work-study job cleaning the dorms, to supplement her scholarship and her loans.
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But after living in the dorms, Mr. Peterson moved to a large one-bedroom in Brooklyn.
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Larger house dorms feature spacious living rooms and kitchens, where juniors and seniors live and socialize.
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Around 480 boarding students live in the 13 dorms located on the school's tree-lined campus.
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Students at Bennington College in Bennington, Vermont, don't actually live in dorms — they live in houses.
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Once gaming moved into dorms and apartments—Nintendo, Sega—I learned that I could just leave.
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Johnson University offers double and single rooms, and is consistently ranked among the nation's best dorms.
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But dorms of today come equipped with many amenities that may seem unimaginable for older generations.
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The best thing about college, I decided, was that the dorms were wired for the Internet.
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"The other dorms were really old from the communist times and really simple," Savvas, 19, said.
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Nearly every hostel will have women-only dorms available, though the majority of rooms are coed.
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Sexual assault happens mostly in students' social lives, at fraternity houses, off-campus apartments and dorms.
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Then I called all the dorms at Louisburg College and was told there is no Brant.
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She also appreciated the non-gendered dress code and dorms organized by age rather than gender.
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They do random drug tests and run drug-sniffing dogs through the dorms now and then.
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Ida ran a boardinghouse for Jewish and black students who were not welcome in college dorms.
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She plans to take them with her back to school once she moves out of the dorms.
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The dorms had no emergency exits and did not have fire extinguishers or other basic safety precautions.
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He looked in the college dorms where the six teens — ages 16 to 18 — had been staying.
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Awtrey was also told he'd need permission before coming back to the dorms to collect his things.
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"These prisons, by the way, are like dorms," the 35-year-old told me after his indictment.
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Hence the desire for their dorms to be surrogate homes and not places to experience intellectual growth.
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The girls' dorms at True Directions are a wash of pink and frills, as are their uniforms.
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In many of the dorms they've taken out the bunks, as they could only hold two patients.
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Tile Mate Bluetooth tracker — $19.72 each See Details Most first apartments or dorms aren't exactly storage friendly.
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Normally, we would strip under the thorny bushes that line the lake next to the Henderson dorms.
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Officials at Southern Utah University opened their dorms to house those evacuees, according to CNN affiliate KTVX.
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Even worse was when they stayed in their own dorms—oops, we mean in their own homes.
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There's not much running water and the dorms where the female students live don't even have beds.
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They walk slowly, too, ambling around the central circle comprising the university's low-rise dorms and buildings.
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The store's home line features products that are great for small spaces, like apartments or college dorms.
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The dorms create "close-knit, inclusive communities where everyone knows each other," according to the school's website.
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To help prospective students, college ranking site Niche compiled a list of schools with the best dorms.
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The media center will become dorms, and sections of the Olympic center could become a public park.
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Instead of putting employees up in centralized dorms, Starbucks will give employees an allowance specifically for housing.
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Reading pillows make studying in dorms easier, but there's not really a need for them after college.
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Details were released slowly, and students were told to take shelter inside dorms and classrooms for hours.
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The report included accounts of prisoners who were tortured, burned, raped and murdered in largely unsupervised dorms.
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Copies that students had made were watched on phones in dorms, coffee shops and the student union.
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V. and I met in the dorms during our freshman year of college and became very close.
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Copies that students had made were watched on phones in dorms, coffee shops and the student union.
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Many dorms don't allow students to have traditional coffee machines in their rooms due to fire hazards.
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Those speakers are also popping up in unexpected places: Hotel rooms, hospitals, and now, even college dorms.
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But I decided to move into the dorms to work as a resident adviser this past fall.
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Over the summer, incoming first-years stay at the dorms on campus and take a few classes.
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You could find chevron in college dorms and suburban homes, with people gravitating towards the funky print.
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Left my car for maybe 15 minutes in front of the dorms and I come back to this.
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Their schoolwork was done, their dorms were clean, they held down jobs, they made appearances at social events.
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Later the university thanked students for their patience and said it had ordered pizza for those in dorms.
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Granted, few people are likely to argue with efforts to prevent fires or slow their spread in dorms.
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It was easy to get them from street peddlers around campus — someone in the dorms always had them.
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I never met the girl who'd played Emily (she was two dorms over) but I didn't have to.
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"When I was living in dorms in Australia, no one really spoke to each other," Finn told Insider.
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The dorms didn't open until August, but Barley felt his college campus was the safest place to stay.
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Today, incoming undergrads are upping their decorating agenda (and budget!) to give their dorms a more luxurious vibe.
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Unlike its rivals, it will not erect a new Olympic Village for athletes, instead relying on university dorms.
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It has also launched Alexa for Hospitality and worked with colleges on putting Echo Dots in student dorms.
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Dorms can get a little cramped, so how do you make space for only the most essential appliances?
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Read more: Cruise workers say they have so much sex on ships that it's comparable to college dorms
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The factory includes dorms, a lap pool, and private viewing cubicles that employees use to view "private" material.
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"There were videos on Snapchat of people freaking out in their freshman dorms, just screaming," Sterling-Angus said.
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The usual settings for outbreaks are places where people congregate -- schools, college dorms, Army barracks and athletic events.
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It was one of the worst smells I ever encountered in the dorms, which is really saying something.
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The idea of certain New York City buildings operating as de facto dorms has long been a tradition.
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The group said it had advised students not to leave the dorms or Constitution Hall without a mentor.
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Along with a bar, the venue has a restaurant and two "luxury dorms" for around $0003 a bed.
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At UVA, we met a Black student living in one of the fourth year dorms, right off the Rotunda.
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It's perfect for anyone who doesn't have access to a kitchen, including students living in dorms and office workers.
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Wait-listed students who eventually gain entry might have to wait for space to open up at the dorms.
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"Our president is very good on the books: We've raised crazy amounts of money, new dorms," Mr. Jackson said.
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Her son quietly begged Patricia for a toy car to play with while she sat outside the shelter's dorms.
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Outbreaks tend to occur among people living in close quarters, such as military barracks, dorms, or hospitals, Maragakis said.
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Other benefits include work-study, and at some schools, eligibility to live off-campus rather than in expensive dorms.
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Psychologists once examined the attitudes of university students before and after a speech favoring co-ed dorms was banned.
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In retrospect, we were unhealthy and didn't know better — after all, everyone else in the dorms was doing it.
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Employees live in dorms, have access to on-site Yoga, free sushi, and after-work parties headlined by Beck.
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Freshman at Yale underestimated how much other residents of their dorms liked them for months throughout the school year.
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The structures include warehouses, sheds, garages, greenhouses, dorms, gyms, chapels, research laboratories, libraries, dining halls, nursing homes and offices.
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For the first six months, Mejia lived in the dorms on campus while his uncle still lived in Miami.
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I wanted to do it when I was going to NYU, but I was thrown out of the dorms!
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The list was compiled using "student ratings of their dorms and residence halls," according to the Princeton Review website.
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It also made other Princeton Review lists and landed the No. 5 spot on the "Best College Dorms" ranking.
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Freshman students at the school are required to live in the dorms and are randomly paired with a roommate.
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"These prisons, by the way, are like dorms," he says, evidently trying to reassure at least one of us.
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I lived in the dorms again, and because of that I had no reason to go out to eat.
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Classes at the university's campus in Washington Heights were canceled on Wednesday, though dorms and food services remained open.
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Some American colleges and universities have issued indefinite campus closures, with courses moving online and dorms shut down entirely.
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Before this pandemic began to bloom, I interviewed homeless Columbia students over summer break, when the dorms were closed.
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Kohler built houses for couples and dorms for single men, financed schools, had a pension plan and paid well.
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"The girls were in dorms and I was in my dorm when we heard gunshots and screaming," he said.
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This is why some men get only memes and others get their faces on the walls of freshman dorms.
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How could they help college students suddenly asked to leave their dorms, perhaps with no way to get home?
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The university has closed its dorms until at least April 4, athletics facilities have been shuttered and competitions canceled.
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Other cities will likely find that there simply aren't enough empty hotels and dorms to accommodate the impending overflow.
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There is a sense of camaraderie at Liberty that extends from the dorms all the way to the deans.
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They live in ramshackle dorms in the backstretch at Belmont, which straddles the border between Queens and Long Island.
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He said he was frustrated by a lack of information about how students living in dorms would be affected.
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Even if they make it to dorms on leafy-green campuses, disadvantaged students still live in poverty's long shadow.
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Price: $2.49 Consider: the Sterilite® Ice Cube Tray White Some dorms will have ice machines — but most won't.
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Only two of the facility's dorms are currently being used, and neither appeared to be full during Wednesday's visit.
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In 2012, several employees rioted at a Foxconn factory to protest poor food and sanitation conditions and overcrowded dorms.
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But his scholarship didn't cover everything, especially since Knauth lived in expensive, on-campus dorms for his first two years.
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We don't have a washer currently, so I am going to campus to do mine for free through the dorms.
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Similarly to the dismay of fans of the CBGB, this venue wasn't turned into a clothing store, but NYU dorms.
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BOLDIN: I can remember being in the dorms at St. John Fisher [after signing with the Bills in early August].
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The camps are more informal than prisons, Sessa said, as there are no electric fences and inmates stay in dorms.
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Graduate student dorms and organizations are exempt from the liquor restrictions, as long as no undergraduates are members or residents.
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A cluster of four dorms for all grade levels is located in the center of campus overlooking the campus' pond.
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A lot of dorms have giant trash and recycling bins scattered throughout, but don't have anything in the actual rooms.
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Martinez drew her detailed maps of the prison: the yards, the dorms, the blind spots, Needle Park, and Lovers' Lane.
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Now, dorms usually come with a fridge and microwave, or at least they are available to rent from the school.
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She lives in the dorms here at Georgetown University, where she just wrapped up her first semester as a freshman.
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"These things are just catching fire without warning, and we don't want that in any of our dorms," Dolan said.
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Only female dorms remained open, so women took charge of organizing, and then would pass information on to the guys.
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It is not uncommon for stores near campuses, health centers and dorms to stock free overdose reversal kits of naloxone.
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A few months ago, there was talk of tent cities and floating dorms on ships to accommodate the expected influx.
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Toiletry bag Many dorms have hall-style bathrooms, so you might be sharing facilities with a group of your classmates.
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The hostel is in Houston, Texas, and it offers shared dorms and private rooms for $35 to $60 per night.
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Dining halls are now offering takeout only, the gym is now closed, and officials are spreading students out among dorms.
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For many colleges and universities, that means canceling events, closing dorms and dramatically disrupting the lives of students and faculty.
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A school, for example, is not a single community, but many smaller groups among its classes, dorms and student groups.
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U-Haul is offering 30 days of free storage to college students who had to move out of their dorms.
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Colleges across the US have switched to remote learning and sent students home from the dorms as the coronavirus spreads.
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"The Quad," as the area is better known as, includes five dorms housing about 640 freshman women, Howard's website states.
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And then most of them live in dorms so their life is very centered around work and the facility itself.
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The building was buried deep at the very end of a lane where students from Srinakharinwirot lived in gated dorms.
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College in the summer: Dorms and quads are quiet, and it seems that the whole community is catching its breath.
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Their efforts seem to have paid off as Cabo Raso now has six houses and dorms for visitors to rent.
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"These prisons, by the way, are like dorms," Shkreli told me in an interview when I profiled him last year.
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Those who hate the dorms or have a family can rent a one-bedroom apartment for about $65 a month.
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That's how they built their dorms and then they had excess dollars and they put that into their scholarship fund.
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Universities had four years to comply, which they must do if they wish to keep guns out of classrooms and dorms.
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Florence Moore Hall, or "FloMo," is one of the most coveted dorms for its proximity to academic buildings and huge windows.
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But we have over 500 colleges and universities and its summer time, and most of their dorms are only half-utilized.
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Earlier this month, photos of the university's 10-person temporary dorms went viral after people online felt they were "jail"-like.
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Back in their dorms, their possessions are stacked in the middle of the room, off the floor and away from windows.
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Lockers eliminate issues around package theft concerns, and work well for customers whose "homes" are actually shared spaces, like college dorms.
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I lived in the dorms for two more years, and he holed up in a surprisingly affordable spot in Hell's Kitchen.
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Instead, they spend their days looking for shade amid the 96-degree weather near the dorms, dining hall, and small church.
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Los Angeles saved itself from any major Olympic Village costs by moving its plans to the dorms and campus at UCLA.
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These things are the definition of handy, especially in dorms or an apartment where you can't put holes in the walls.
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In four dorms, the signs suggested that students photograph items with sentimental value that they no longer used before donating them.
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At many schools, moving out of the dorms and into an off-campus rental is a surefire way to save cash.
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From the University of Dayton to Bowdoin College, here's a look inside some of the best dorms throughout the United States.
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Dorms are either male or female, and there is a daily schedule that includes breakfast, lunch, dinner, classroom education and recreation.
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Wanderstay, which is in Houston and will soon expand, offers shared dorms and private rooms for $35 to $60 per night.
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It's made up of dorms, classroom buildings and gyms, plus firing ranges and driving courses that span more than 153,000 acres.
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String lights with photo clips are basically a requirement in college dorms, especially for a student who has an instant camera.
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"You each create your own merit," Ezequiel, the man running the process, tells the kids as they file into the dorms.
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Posters offer a quick and cheap way to decorate a room, which is why you see them in so many dorms.
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Dorms often have sparse or inconvenient outlets, and everything is pushed up against and covering any would-be useful outlets anyway.
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It may not be convenient for students who live in dorms and have to walk far to a campus post office.
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Over the course of the day, some patients logged in from laptops in dorms, or from desktops in kitchens or offices.
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Overall, Oneal said, Mayo is an upgrade compared to Gulf: there's air conditioning in the dorms, and the food is better.
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If they sell blankets to other students to make money, might they be contributing to a bedbug infestation in the dorms?
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That Thursday, a USACE inspection team and New York state officials toured Javits and some State University of New York dorms.
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Meanwhile, Kate Gosselin's daughters packed up their college dorms and moved home to live with their former reality TV star mom.
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Students would be able to take the devices back to their dorms and homes to continue their practices on their own.
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The students, who all knew one another and in many cases lived in dorms together, were asked to fill out questionnaires.
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Campus housing is also more available to us, and public colleges are encouraged to keep dorms open during holidays and breaks.
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The dorms are now closed for winter break, the students are home for the holidays and my R.A. duty is done.
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It's not clear if the Brooklyn jail's cells will be just "like dorms," in the same way Shkreli once described prisons.
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The first game I worked on, Life in the Dorms, was essentially an adventure game about how much I hated my roommates.
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I opted to move out of the dorms my junior year to save my parents some additional money on room and board.
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The students had been staying in dorms at Trinity Washington University, and had been expected to return to Burundi together on Thursday.
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My four-year bachelor's degree cost $46K (this includes two years of dorms and meal plans, the tuition itself was only $32K).
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Although norovirus is often associated with cruises, college dorms, and restaurants, it's not unheard of in the context of public swimming spots.
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Cordner didn't want this, but felt like she may have accidentally agreed to it earlier in their confused conversation in the dorms.
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Miley surprised students at George Mason University by hitting up dorms, knocking on doors and encouraging the kids to vote for Hillary.
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In total, 108 students interacted with the robot and were generally willing to help it in its quest to infiltrate the dorms.
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Within a month of moving into the dorms, I had found a job as a hostess at a restaurant in downtown Phoenix.
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Goossen said the images were appearing on base, including in restrooms, dorms, vehicles and on bombs put on the B-52's.
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The schools listed vary in size, mission, cost, and prestige, but they are all united by having cool dorms that students love.
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She owns and operates Wanderstay, a hostel in Houston that offers shared dorms and private rooms for $35 to $60 per night.
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He left his high school and his parents, and moved into Scientology dorms to devote his every waking hour to the church.
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It crams you into shitty dorms with even shittier roommates, overwhelms you with debt, and ravages your brain with early-morning classes.
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He'd like to expand the school lunch program, offer more college prep courses, and explore building dorms for students who need housing.
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Students at the college told multiple outlets that they were told to stay in their dorms during the event and Trump's speech.
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"Before they had dorms, they could give players a living stipend for an apartment, a used car, and that helped," Konchalski said.
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In a statement, NYU said only a "small number of students who apply for and receive exemptions" may remain in their dorms.
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And if they do manage to scrape together money for college, where do they go during holiday breaks when the dorms close?
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When we saved food for snacks, it was taken from us and thrown out because of concerns about rats in the dorms.
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"In college dorms, students often like to put their bunks up as high as they can," Loder said in a telephone interview.
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Amherst College keeps its dorms open over the summer, in part so students with no place to go can stay on campus.
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Just recently, the doors of Muslim students' dorms here were vandalized, and swastikas were drawn on the Jewish Community Center in town.
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When he started attending New York University in 2005, he was surprised at price of the required meal plan in the dorms.
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The fad at some colleges for "apartment-style dorms," by contrast, lead newcomers to be isolated just when they most need connections.
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Oh, and they pointed out that he hadn't made a lot of noise when he got back to the dorms at 5am.
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"A school, for example, is not a single community, but many smaller groups among its classes, dorms and student groups," he writes.
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Most workers eat breakfast and dinner at the restaurants near the dorms or the factory gates and lunch in the Foxconn cafeteria.
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" As for the criticism that the apartments are nothing more than grown-up dorms, Shi says, "people have jobs and professional goals here.
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Megan initially lived in the dorms at the Fashion Institute of Technology, but, after a year, couldn't justify the cost and moved home.
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The narrow barreled pens fill office supply closets and junk drawers, pockets and purses, college dorms and the front desks of doctor's offices.
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I spent two weeks of the summer of 1998 in the dorms at American University at a weird camp for teenage politics dorks.
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The refugee housing—made up of the sort of boxy rooms that look like repurposed student dorms—stands in a relatively isolated community.
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A lot of dorms cost as much as regular apartments, but they're nowhere near as nice, so this is a totally valid point.
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While the product has become a mainstay in plenty of American homes, it does seem like an odd choice dorms and student campus.
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The strain of the virus causing the outbreak, adenovirus 7, has been linked to outbreaks in communal settings, like hospitals and college dorms.
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Under the law, handguns will be allowed in classrooms, dorms, and other campus buildings, although the specifics will vary from school to school.
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The guards were supposed to walk up and down the dorms where the prisoners lived and just check on people every half hour.
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The service, which uses small battery-powered robotic containers to deliver meals from local businesses to university buildings and dorms, launched in January.
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In 2011, the FBI raided the dorms of college students they suspected of committing fraud in World of Warcraft, but turned up nothing.
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Features of Woodside Priory School dorms include pool tables, ping pong tables, flat-screen TVs, and access to the school's heated swimming pool.
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Most college dorms have communal showers on each floor that you have to walk to every time you want to wash your hair.
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Most college dorms have communal showers on each floor that you have to walk to every time you want to wash your hair.
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The most unique dorms, however, are found in the Theme Housing & Learning Communities, where students can live with those who share common interests.
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Dorms at the school house three to six people in each room, and residence halls are found in both traditional and modern buildings.
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A new $182 million student center is expected to be completed by 2018, and refurbished dorms and science labs are in the works.
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If I couldn't train for two weeks all I could do was sit around in the dorms all week with nothing to do.
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Most students live off-campus — 87 percent — but even prospective students who plan to live in dorms can be affected by shaky statistics.
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The University of Maine and Michigan State University are among those that will keep some campus facilities including dorms and dining halls operational.
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Next, the couple sit on the bed or futon (in the case of nicer dorms) and decide what movie or show to watch.
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As they prepared to sleep, the parents talked about the best breakfast places and where to buy cheap bedding for their children's dorms.
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"When we showed up on the campuses, they had our signs on their dorms, people were rushing after our bus," he told me.
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Children in Alpha dorms 1, 2 and 3 eat their snack from 13 to 1615 hours, and go to sleep around 2230 hours.
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The reality, though, is that many schools ban those items from dorms, either for safety or because they're already available for community use.
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And many of these dorms, he added, remain woefully outdated, devoid of the modern conveniences and privacy today's students have come to expect.
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The children at Homestead sleep in dorms with bunk beds, take classes inside a massive tent and eat meals at a dining hall.
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The Hunt Two Juilliard students flee the dorms and search the Lincoln Center area for a decent kitchen and living room to split.
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Harvard University's class of 2021 will move into their dorms and begin classes in just a few short weeks, but they're already making headlines.
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You know, because packing students into dorms and dining halls and frat parties is a great way to facilitate social interaction and spread viruses.
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Before I settled in for that night's program, a screening of a documentary called Monarch: The New Phoenix Program, I headed to the dorms.
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There's no more dorms, no more family coming to visit... I'm sensitive to the feelings of the players and their families on the sidelines.
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It was built to let students walk across from the main campus to an area where students live in dorms and off-campus housing.
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Unsurprisingly, a war breaks out on campus between Aaron's movement (#BDSM, Black Dorms Should Matter, natch) and Ana's conservative ladies (Safe space for all!).
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Or what about dorm rooms — St. Louis University in Missouri recently announced a plan to install 2,300 Echo Dots in dorms room across campus.
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In response to a letter from top Democratic senators, the Defense Department said it would not divert funding from military housing, barracks and dorms.
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"Even there I was not allowed to return to the dorms after 9pm, while my male friends were allowed back at 403pm," she says.
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After heavy renovations, the dorms will reopen in September, probably returning to the classic and significantly less interesting dorm colors of eggshell and beige.
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But women were checked when they entered their dorms, and my hall mates constantly ratted out my friends and me just for smoking cigarettes.
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Your Money Adviser IT'S back-to-school time, when students are selecting backpacks, moving into dorms and, apparently, fielding scary calls about fictional taxes.
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It's also super compact and easy to store when you're not using it, making it perfect for use in smaller apartments, dorms, and offices.
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Groups then moved to other dorms, and more games were played with more people, and then to on-campus apartments with even more people.
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The Hunt In her first year as an architecture student at the Pratt Institute in Clinton Hill, Brooklyn, Kelly Cho lived in the dorms.
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It just seemed like they had the dorms and stuff, so I was like, fuck it, I'm going to go and see what happens.
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Many seniors said they would not leave, vowing to finish the semester in off-campus housing, even as the dorms on campus emptied out.
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Maybe it was just me, but I learned way more in the dorms and in my extracurricular activities than I learned in my coursework.
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Scrambling students posted on Facebook begging those who were still on campus to pack up their dorms to be eligible for a housing refund.
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There weren't even separate dorms for men and women — how was my wife supposed to sleep in the same room as seven strange men?
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The dozen female players on the joint ice hockey team sleep in separate dorms and ride a separate bus from their South Korean teammates.
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We heard about the coronavirus while we were in the dorms, which is where we're able to move around and interact with other inmates.
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Eight designers face off in challenges that include designing hotel rooms, dorms, restaurants, shops, salons and model homes, and their work is genuinely impressive.
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It's used cameras to ID jaywalkers and watch over university dorms — to even limiting how much toilet paper you can get at a time.
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It is targeting high-density, expensive cities where sharing suitcases and vacuums would open up more space, and has also considered expanding to dorms.
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The remaining 22012% live in the home of another family member, a non-relative, or in group quarters (this includes dorms as well as jails).
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Photo clip string lights String lights with photo clips are basically a requirement in college dorms, especially for a student who has an instant camera.
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Since these dorms are temporary, students said no one feels secure fully unpacking their suitcases because they don't know how long they will be there.
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According to The Seattle Times, about 900 Amazon interns will be living in the dorms this summer and commuting to Amazon's campus using the Metro.
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As we enter the thick of back-to-school season, companies are discounting school supplies and kids are packing up to return to the dorms.
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Ikea's latest ads are part of a campaign called "Oddly Ikea," created to highlight back-to-school items for college dorms like duvets and lamps.
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According to investigators, Pendergraft said that he and Ellis had gone hiking on a trail near the employee dorms at the inn after 4 p.m.
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Lunn explained that the residents sleep in dorms, so if one is sick his whole dorm faces a quarantine, which typically lasts about a month.
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The box has typically been stationed in kitchens and dorms rooms, but now, a company is freeing the microwave and letting it travel the world.
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A fleet of Fiats and e-Bikes will allow the trucks to park off campus at a school like Stanford and deliver pizzas to dorms.
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The four community colleges chosen do not have dorms and are being paired with state colleges that have extra housing, according to the Boston Globe.
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Dorms at Texas Christian University in Fort Worth were designed to create a "close-knit community and sense of belonging," according to the school's website.
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I had found five other kids who lived in other dorms who also had no way of getting home and I invited them to dinner.
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It also ordered workers to report any "illegal behavior" committed by their friends; workers are forbidden from gambling or keeping expensive things in their dorms.
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Another section was found to bisect two dorms at the University of North Carolina Asheville, putting students living in the same hall in differing districts.
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As part of the campus Student Success Initiative, nearly 100 first-generation students were welcomed into dorms this summer, months before the fall quarter began.
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She spent several nights in the dorms at Merced that summer with other low-income students from Fresno, which is about an hour's drive south.
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Two students from different 10-person dorms said they both applied and accepted their offer to Purdue University on time, but were assigned to temporary housing.
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This year, Amazon's corporate housing partner is paying the university approximately $4.4 million to feed the interns and house them in the dorms, The Times reports.
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I worked through high school and during college so I could pay for my living expenses and my rent after I moved out of the dorms.
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Students who were encouraged to photograph things before giving them away donated 35 percent more items than in the dorms where they didn't get that prompt.
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A new start-up, called Bodega, threatens to disrupt this culture with its automated mini bodegas slinging soap and snacks in offices, dorms, and apartment buildings.
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The dorms were abandoned in the 1970s, Ms. Lang said, and the town fire department burned down the men's building as a training exercise in 1984.
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" -Deleted, Reddit "My roommate in the dorms wore a puppet on her shoulder and if you asked her a question she would answer with the puppet.
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Many colleges don't allow candles in dorms, but you can still hide the smell of burnt microwave pizza and dirty laundry with a can of Febreze.
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In the winter the dorms were freezing, as if their concrete walls held in all the damp, cold air and kept it close to your skin.
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They've come a long way now with coed dorms, but back then, it was much more gender-segregated, and so that was the point of view.
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Exacerbating the befuddling optics of the event was the fact that students, outside a select handfull, were asked to stay in their dorms during Trump's appearance.
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She lives at home and not in the dorms, so she wasn't forced to pack up and head home as a result of the university's closure.
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Many of the recent outbreaks occurred in college dorms or among athletic teams, as happened with the Syracuse University men's and women's lacrosse teams last month.
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"I don't remember exactly what color it is, but I like this dress," Nathalie Wood, 16, said, sitting on a bench outside one of the dorms.
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So VICE ventured into college dorms to check out what students are putting up on their walls and ask them what they want people to think.
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Only certain graduate students and a "small number of students who apply for and receive exemptions" may remain in their dorms may remain, the university said.
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The record is everywhere: The names of American Jewish philanthropists are emblazoned on our ambulances, university dorms, homes for the elderly and centers for disabled veterans.
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Housing and food between semesters (when the dorms and dining halls are closed) are just the tip of the iceberg for today's on-campus homeless students.
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We went out smoking shisha to the Al Gharafa area or to Souq Waqif; sometimes we met up with friends on the grounds around the dorms.
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The police searched Constitution Hall, interviewed other competitors in the dorms and unsuccessfully tried to reach one of the missing students' uncles, according to police reports.
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It has abandoned plans for smartphone canvasses in group living quarters like college dorms and prisons, and scaled back its culling of information from federal databases.
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A quick sweep around the sleeping quarters, and then we're out: Junior Soldiers sleep in 12-person dorms, which as you can imagine is banter central.
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Then the players retreated to their dorms to watch Pro Bowl highlights and play Madden and go to bed so they could do it all over again.
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StarCity provides dorms for adults, Common and HubHaus rent homes intended to be shared by roommates and Ollie offers luxury micro apartments in a co-living environment.
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To lure students, some two-year colleges are starting to look a lot like their four-year peers, offering study abroad programs, modern dorms and renovated cafeterias.
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At the University of Central Florida in Orlando, campus is closed: some dorms were evacuated, university facilities were shuttered, and classes and the football game was canceled.
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A Times report last year interviewed interns who estimated the company had about 2,000 interns in Seattle that summer, about half of whom stayed in the dorms.
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Outfitting college dorms is not Thomas' bread-and-butter, but it's the project that's garnered her the most interest since she started doing it 11 years ago.
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Despite those concerns, I took everything I owned out of my aunt's house, moved into the dorms, and figured out how to live from my new home.
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Under the law, people over 21 with concealed handgun licenses may bring firearms into classrooms, dorms and other campus buildings, though specifics vary from school to school.
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And for often very silly reasons, many dorms still doesn't have air conditioning, so you've got to go out and buy a cheap but effective little fan.
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Using the beds as a focal point, the girls turned the typical bunk beds seen in most college dorms into more of a loft, canopy-style design.
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The dramatism of a CES preview of the prototype suggests they're convinced they have the solution to the oft-debated-in-college-dorms argument over film vs.
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I was in the dorms for probably 15 minutes into the night, I was just drinking a beer, there were a bunch of people playing beer pong.
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The new policy also limits the size of the bottles of hard liquor they're allowed to keep in their dorms or common areas to under 750 milliliters.
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There are some essential items you need to make yourself forget you're living in crappy campus housing (unless your school's dorms are nice, then kudos to you).
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Bryn Mawr College in Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania, has dorms with lounge areas, vending machines with soda and snacks, and access to laundry machines, according to its website.
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One of his strongest memories from his time studying abroad in South Korea was seeing the elderly women who scrubbed toilets in the dorms and academic buildings.
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Regent has two main dorms, each featuring spacious fully furnished rooms equipped with full-sized kitchens (so you can cook your ramen in style!) and cable TV.
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HomeHelper Tension Corner Shower Rod, $45.49, at AmazonIn the dorms, most students usually bring their own little caddy of grooming essentials to and from the shared bathrooms.
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Students at Wheaton attend mandatory chapel services three mornings a week, drinking is mostly forbidden, many dorms are sex-segregated and many class sessions open with prayer.
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And if we were too drunk to drive, we'd bike it over—like over to the dorms or whatever and sell it to them for five bucks.
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A lot of guys come over, stay in the dorms for a bit, and then head back home, but I want to be out here full-time.
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Events like Salamander Days, a traditional competition between dorms named for the amphibians that wander from the campus's nature preserve this time of year, have been postponed.
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The school would start to close dorms after March 20, and students were to go home; courses would be held online for the rest of the semester.
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We actually got a system for our dorms, and we started to play it obsessively, and we got really good and really in sync with our movement.
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At the time, the government was ramping up efforts to open boarding schools and add dorms to schools, and more recent reports suggest the push is continuing.
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At least nine dorms on campus lost power earlier this week for nearly 24 hours, leaving affected students without central heating as temperatures hit the mid 20s.
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"Hand Covers Bruise," the opening track, which underscores Mark Zuckerberg's scampering between Harvard's redbrick dorms with baleful foreshadowing, might as well be the soundtrack to the decade.
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In fact, they got extra work, having to wipe down all the hard surfaces in the dorms and academic buildings to prevent further spread of the flu.
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Whether it's a hotel room, hostel dorms, or something else entirely, I sleep through the night about 95 percent better than when I'm in my comfort zone.
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Those who can afford it ride motor scooters, but most walk from the nearby dorms or take a bus if they live in the buildings farther away.
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The bodies were found about four feet beneath a building at the Pontifical University of Mexico, which used to house classrooms, a small chapel, and dorms for priests.
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It can operate as a convection oven, slow cooker, broiler, toaster, warming drawer, dehydrator and air fryer, making it a compelling choice for small kitchens or college dorms.
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Dorms would be unsafe without security guards or RAs, too, he reasons, and that lack of oversight is at once what makes fraternities so appealing and so dangerous.
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It represents a bid for the company to extend its reach beyond the adolescent hangouts for which it is known into college dorms, study halls, houses, and workplaces.
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It's the same thing that happened to shag carpeting: Once considered a gauche relic of the '70s, it's now a staple of college dorms, first apartments, and beyond.
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The Beijing Normal University installed two facial recognition devices at entrances to the No. 13 female dorms in early May this year, according to state-run Beijing News.
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First of all, you needed to have ample space between yourself and the Kinect (not ideal for small apartments, dorms, bedrooms, or any small-ish room in general).
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They say what they found there was something entirely different -- fighting in all female dorms, sex obsessed ISIS fighters, women divorced and remarried as many as six times.
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After the cabinet retreat, where his ministers bunked down in somewhat spartan college dorms rather than at a luxury resort, Mr. Trudeau's public remarks were tinged with caution.
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Eddie Comeaux, associate professor of higher education at U.C. Riverside, said themed dorms have been a useful tool in higher education going back to at least the 1980s.
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For example, they are not protected under the American Disabilities Act, like service dogs, but are protected in dorms and other living spaces by the Fair Housing Act.
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College was all about repetition: We went to class, came back to our dorms, hung out with our friends, and then did it all again the next day.
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Leaving behind that yearlong Red Bull–headache feeling of living in the dorms, your first entry into the rental market would most likely have been your student house.
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Falwell told the Richmond Times-Dispatch that somewhere between several hundred to more than 5,85033 students were expected to be living in Liberty's dorms as classes resumed Monday.
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Chris Christie of New Jersey, who heads the federal addiction task force, announced this year a $23 million increase for recovery dorms on public campuses in his state.
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The episode rattled nerves at Central Michigan, where details were released slowly and students were told to take shelter inside dorms and classrooms for much of the day.
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But it turns out that college kids living in dorms and frat houses, threatened by such dangers as beer kegs and basketball games, are quite a different matter.
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And today, out of nowhere, they actually got everybody from the dorms and put them back in cells, where we're locked in a small space with another person.
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And as health care systems become increasingly overwhelmed, the Army Corps of Engineers has drawn up plans to convert hotels, dorms, and even convention centers into makeshift hospitals.
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At a time when many dorms have gender-mixed floors, and a full generation after most single-sex schools began admitting both sexes, these organizations seem like relics.
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And at the University of Missouri's flagship campus, where protests against racial bias drew national attention in 2015, enrollment dropped off so much that some dorms were closed.
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The student went to at least 248 stores and cafes as well as dorms, dining halls, and classrooms at Northeastern University during those three days, health officials said.
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I've had twenty-person dorms entirely to myself, and I've shared sleeping platforms with half a dozen others on the same wide mattress, but I've never been uncomfortable.
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After all, Carole Young's ground-level dorms house about a hundred pregnant women and a hundred other inmates who are either disabled or on dialysis, chemotherapy or radiation.
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The feature allows users to connect to Wi-Fi networks — like those frequently used in hotels and dorms — that use a browser-based login system via Roku's mobile apps.
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While the unwashed peon masses waited for NYU shuttle buses to schlep us to and from our dorms, the girls were whisked directly into Yukon SUVs from their classes.
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But almost everything else was left in the Camp Century trenches: prefabricated huts that served as dorms and mess halls, tables, chairs, sinks, mattresses, bunks, urinals, the billiards table.
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The buildings eyed for closure include storage facilities and medical centers, which include warehouses, sheds, garages, greenhouses, dorms, gyms, chapels, research laboratories, libraries, dining halls, nursing homes and offices.
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After long training days, the gymnasts slept four or six to a room in their dorms and their coaches usually left, former athletic trainer, Melanie Seaman told the Post.
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Other dorms have bathrooms right in the unit, but if you're sharing one bathroom with four other students, you'll still need a shower caddy to carry all your products.
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Thousands of students, including those in dorms, were forced to leave the campus and classes were canceled for Wednesday, Steve Scheffler, a spokesman for the university, said by phone.
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Second-year students and upperclassmen, however, can stay in some of the same buildings, though they can also live in bigger dorms that have common areas and private bathrooms.
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If you ever find yourself catching a case of cabin fever, never fear: the dorms at Regent have outdoor grilling areas and are just minutes away from major malls.
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Asani Handheld Steamer for Clothes, $24.99, at AmazonWhile dorms aren't famous for their closet space, a lot of off-campus housing options provide even less space for your clothes.
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Where once the campus amenities arms race was waged over luxury dorms and recreation facilities, now colleges and universities are building deluxe structures for the generation of wonderful ideas.
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When she's not studying, she works as both a resident assistant in one of NYU's first-year dorms and as a research assistant in the Stern School of Business.
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They provide orientation for "first years" (say "freshman" and you'll get guffawed out of the room), dorms and meal plans, trips to whisky distilleries and Gaelic festivals called ceilidhs.
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He listed an interview for Yale University, where he would eventually enroll, and the start of football camp in August, when he stayed in the dorms at Georgetown Prep.
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In the end, my conclusion is this, if I ever found myself in a ridiculously expensive city with no stable income, I would most likely live in these dorms.
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In the 1960s, admitting more blacks to some Ivy League campuses resulted in blacks who chose to live in black dorms, who ate at separate tables in the cafeteria.
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Resident assistants texted them saying the freshmen dorms were in chaos, and the Stanford memes Facebook page — where students share campus-specific humor — was awash in Marriage Pact content.
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He is a junior at a college nearby and all the kids were kicked out of the dorms so he has to clear all of his stuff out today.
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Six years later, he opened the Kirov Academy, converting a former monastery near Catholic University in Washington into a ballet paradise complete with a theater, dorms, classrooms and studios.
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Six years later, he opened the Kirov Academy, converting a former monastery near Catholic University in Washington into a ballet paradise complete with a theater, dorms, classrooms and studios.
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His parents were both doctors, and both died of illnesses when he was a boy; an orphan, he spent the years of World War II living in children's dorms.
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Ms. Lewis, who is from New Hampshire, lived in the dorms and after graduation settled into a rental in a mid-rise brick co-op building in Kensington, Brooklyn.
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Back in postwar Europe, she turned to the task of reconstruction, designing minimally sized rooms in university dorms that synthesized color, form and composition in succinct masterworks of function.
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Federal regulations regarding bunk beds don't apply to institutional beds featured in college dorms, prison and the military, she noted, due to the cost of compliance and low benefits.
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He went home, packed his things and moved into the dorms of the Rose Building, a few floors up from where he still creates most of his choreographic work.
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"The dorms are vastly different, and the barn where Alaska and Pudge and Takumi and everyone spend the night is no longer there," Green pointed out in one response.
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She said the new dorms were constructed more into suites or modular units and are more conducive to privacy and to providing proper rest, relaxation and personal well-being.
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For three days at the end of the month, the whole fifth grade would travel to an island in Toronto's harbor, exploring, conducting science experiments and sleeping in dorms.
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Many campuses, including University of Pittsburgh, have closed and pushed out students from the dorms, leading to students being stranded—some far from home and without resources to travel.
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Although campus dorms have multiplied, the perpetual overflow of students has led opportunistic landlords to buy off-campus houses and rent the rooms, sending neighbors into fits of despair.
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Owners of one- and two-family homes have carved up their basements into makeshift dorms, illicitly constructed with narrow hallways, shaky walls and electrical wiring strung together like knotted shoelaces.
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And when you do, I think you may appreciate that it was because of the support of your classmates in the classroom, on the athletic field and in the dorms.
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"Our customers range from students in their dorms to older cannabis smokers who take it abroad so they can have peace of mind in Airbnbs and hotels," says the entrepreneur.
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"Unlike Paul Ryan and Rich Lowry, who masturbated to Atlas Shrugged in their college dorms and have no loyalty to their race, Donald Trump is a nationalist," Richard Spencer writes.
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As another line of defense, the South Carolina Department of Corrections has instituted a 24/7 surveillance operation center to monitor everything from dorms to the perimeter of its institutions.
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Adding an element of college town to Belmont's character are students from nearby Fordham University who rent apartments in the neighborhood after living for a year or two in dorms.
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"Unlike Paul Ryan and Rich Lowry, who masturbated to Atlas Shrugged in their college dorms and have no loyalty to their race, Donald Trump is a nationalist, " Richard Spencer writes.
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Even the drabbest rooms or college dorms can be brightened up with a mini terrarium full of colorful succulents, small enough to sit on her desk or a small shelf.
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They adopted brash mottos like "move fast and break things" and eschewed work-life balance in favor of all-night hacking sessions in offices that looked more like college dorms.
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And it is much cozier to step out of bed onto a soft, new rug than cold linoleum or the well-worn wall-to-wall carpeting found in many dorms.
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Barstool merch of all kinds — from apparel to branded flags — is popular in college dorms around the country, and about 85% of it is tied to a podcast, Nardini said.
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Fifty years from now, kids who've been watching all this action from their college dorms will be able to answer their grandchildren's questions about Trump's bad hair and worse values.
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These prices, private student housing owners maintain, are comparable to the cost of on-campus dorms, and may be lower when expensive meal plans are tacked on to the price.
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When Tarter attended Cornell University for her bachelor's degree in the early 1960s, she was the only woman in a class of 300 engineers, and the dorms were gender-segregated.
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She now laughs that the men's dorms were tucked against the Engineering Quad, but her home was over a mile away—as far across campus as it could possibly get.
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Unlike traditional college sports, though, ESPN reported that until the finals, teams won't have to travel to compete, and could instead participate in online matches right from their homes or dorms.
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The NCAA announced the sanctions levied against the Louisville basketball program as a result of recruitment enticement that involved strippers and sex parties at campus dorms, and they are quite severe.
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This makes sense, the artist and song are always projected on screen, and there's obvious market value in getting an up close introduction to kids in countless dorms across the globe.
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Students can add their ID cards to Apple Wallet, allowing them to do things like access dorms or pay for cafeteria meals holding their iPhones or Apple Watches above card readers.
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But staying hidden won't be easy once classes resume and undocumented college students, most of them brought to the US as young children, move back into dorms and return to classrooms.
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It feels like we're in dorms again with two twin beds in a tiny room, but its clean and quiet and has a shared kitchen down the hall so I'm happy!
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Chad explained that they met on "the first day of college in the middle of the heartland, Kansas," when him and his friends were helping freshman girls move into the dorms.
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If there is one shared constant among varying college living experiences, it has nothing to do with strangely named mascots (or inedible dining hall fare) and everything to do with dorms.
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The nondescript factories and sweatshops of old are giving way to modern-style campuses with amenities such as free Wi-Fi, television lounges, cleaning services and even options for upgraded dorms.
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The sanctions stem from parties thrown between 2010 and 2014 by then graduate assistant Andre McGee, who paid an escort, Katina Powell, to bring strippers to dorms while recruits were visiting.
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They politely reminded the journalist to stay out of the residence halls, a point already made clear by signs in the dorms' windows instructing media to direct questions to Blacksburg police.
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While Emerson points out its rule is meant to protect students from potentially dangerous guests, most schools have few restrictions on what kind of guests can accompany residents into their dorms.
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Apollo Precision Tools 39-Piece General Tool Set, $15.99, at AmazonThere's a whole crew working on upkeep and daily maintenance in the dorms, so you don't have to deal with anything.
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She says the structure of college dorms—close-knit warrens of un-policed corridors filled with young adults with student loans to burn—allowed for drone's seamless takeover in British universities.
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The school told students that that they would have to move out of their dorms by March 22 and that classes would be taught remotely for the rest of the semester.
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Many universities amped up their campus dorms and amenities in an effort to bolster recruitment, with a few going so far as to put in "lazy rivers" for floating around pools.
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The major prisons are at 182 percent of their capacity, the report found, contraband is rampant and prisoners sleep in dorms they are not assigned to in order to escape violence.
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My husband and I will drive them to their dorms on the other side of the state, take a few minutes to unload, and then turn around to head home again.
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The most competitive players are often former athletes themselves and have elevated a game that has been a hugely popular form of entertainment in college dorms and bars across the country.
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When I graduated high school, I felt lost and alone getting a job and starting community college while all my friends left for their universities and got to live in dorms.
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"I was in my dorm room, and everyone could hear the shooting," Terry said, adding that she remembers getting a call for everyone in their dorms to get on the floor.
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Most of us live in one-story dorms just north of the hospital, and our only way to the larger, safer hospital building is along a narrow strip of sidewalk outside.
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It's addressing the first headwind by making a big marketing push when it enters a new market, and targeting young consumers who are decorating their dorms or apartments for the first time.
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I've heard this accent all over, but most strongly in this crunchy-granola hippie type that lived in the dorms down the hall from me when we studied abroad in South Africa.
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From season 1, we know that Winchester was the heart of African-American life and community on campus, but white students were integrated due to one of the dorms being burned down.
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Over the next decade, their group of friends went on to convene in graduate school dorms, pubs and conference centers to discuss what they saw as a crisis on the American left.
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It's the only thing I own that has survived three college dorms, countless road trips with my parents, and eight moves, including two that were out of state/halfway across the country.
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The shooter, who remained at large as of press time, fired shots inside Campbell Hall, one of the school's student dorms, according to a tweet sent out by the college Friday morning.
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A few, like Speedy, felt the need to mouth off to the staff and threaten everyone with a sample of what we heard all those guys in the other dorms were getting.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK. It was the end of the semester at Lincoln University's student dorms—the last night before the 2014 Christmas break—and the place was buzzing.
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Instead, he fought for it, known as the activist who sparked chaos at Paris Nanterre University when he occupied the female students' dorms, insisting that there be greater sociability between the sexes.
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Dorms are a very temporary space, where beer will be spilled, and bowls of ramen will be consumed, where frazzled all-nighters will be pulled and random hook-ups will be had.
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Sweaty sleeps (shout out to dorms without AC) are less of a worry with T&N's unique gel and graphite layer, which wicks heat and moisture to keep the mattress breathable underneath.
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Exceptions were written in for public college sporting events, student housing such as dorms, fraternities and sororities, and space that may be shared or used by preschool and high school-age students.
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"The dorms at Grown-ish are huge, so it's gonna take a little bit of a paradigm shift to realize that that is not the size of an average dorm," she says.
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The long trailers once used to house workers in two-bedroom suites have been converted into 12-person dorms, with two pairs of bunk beds in each bedroom and the living room.
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The IOC has already pledged about $1.8 billion to LA's committee, and the city plans on hosting events in stadiums that already exist and housing fans in dorms at USC and UCLA.
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Back in September at the prep school that feeds cadets to the US Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, someone scrawled racist graffiti on whiteboards near the dorms of five black student.
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The soft and comfortable material might not last a lifetime of uses and washes, but it's the perfect short-term bedding solution for kids' bedrooms, dorms and college apartments, and guest rooms.
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In addition to converting the Javits Center, officials have considered turning a variety of other places into temporary medical facilities, including Madison Square Garden and the student dorms at New York University.
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On April 2, the Department of Justice issued a horrifying report on Alabama's prisons, with graphic accounts of prisoners who were tortured, burned, raped, sodomized, stabbed and murdered in largely unsupervised dorms.
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Students scrambling out of dorms and scattering geographically, students grappling with loans, who may not even have materials to complete this online coursework, students left wondering about graduations, paychecks, housing, withdrawals, reimbursements.
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"This unfortunately has become more of a lifelong issue," said Ms. Melton, 19, who has been encouraging other college students to look for signs of mold when they move into their dorms.
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"This unfortunately has become more of a lifelong issue," said Ms. Melton, 19, who has been encouraging other college students to look for signs of mold when they move into their dorms.
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Freshman orientation featured students telling us about their sexual experiences on campus, and throughout the year, resident assistants lined the hallways of our dorms with bowls of free hard candy and condoms.
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Researchers led by the Harvard T.H Chan School of Public Health studied how indoor temperatures impacted 44 students in their late teens and early 20s living for 12 days in Boston dorms.
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The facility was placed on lockdown, meaning prisoners could not leave their cells or dorms, but the restrictions were lifted on Tuesday after about 2800 percent of the prisoners returned to work.
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Their bedrooms, classrooms, and even the trailer where they go to call their families twice a week are full of posters and drawings like the ones on the walls of their dorms.
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It goes unsaid in the Fast Company piece, but the places that Bodega's founders imagine their boxes appearing—gyms, dorms, offices presumably upscale apartment buildings—are not places bodega shoppers have access to.
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As an expression of British pop, Ed Sheeran—guy from the dorms who electrocuted himself making toast, never to be seen again beyond the first week of school—is the pinnacle of it.
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First, we placed signs for a donation drive for discarded stuff at the end of the school year in eight dorms housing a total of more than 800 male and female undergraduate students.
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Although her bot was benign, if it had been equipped with a bomb or other weapon, the Harvard students' willingness to help it gain access to the dorms would have had terrible consequences.
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It could also address those who cooperatively live in its dorms, those who kindly eat in its dining hall, those who rely on the support of on-campus internet to complete their coursework.
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Online classes and real world concerns Stanford University is holding virtual classes for the rest of its winter and spring quarters, but it has not asked students to move out of their dorms.
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A little over a week later, students at Eastern Kentucky University, just up the road from Berea in my hometown of Richmond, were told to be out of their dorms by April 1.
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At the same time, in the agricultural fields of California and fast food restaurants and workplaces and dorms and college and homes, women are still being sexually assaulted and still not being heard.
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My college didn't even have cable in dorms and the rooms are often too small for a good HDTV to fit comfortably without eating up an entire wall of your tiny dorm room.
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Concealed handguns will be allowed in University of Texas classrooms but generally banned from dorms under rules begrudgingly approved Wednesday by the school's president, whose hand was forced by a new state law.
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Through many talks with devoted and diverse people there — people who chose to invite me into their dorms and conversations rather than ostracize me — I began to realize the damage I had done.
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As of last year, it is completely legal for licensed gun owners over the age of 21 to carry concealed weapons on campus at public universities in Texas, including in the dorms and classrooms.
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The rumor is that cold dorms started as an old "blue law" that stated that if too many women lived in a house together with their own rooms, it would be considered a brothel.
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The idea is that, collectively, people working at many companies or even out of their homes or college dorms can build better technology than what is created behind the closed doors of one corporation.
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The mayor of Athens has proposed turning vacant or underused buildings, and even student dorms, into halfway houses for mentally ill people, but the city lacks the funds to make that plan a reality.
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By simply using an app, students living in Rice's dorms can save precious time (Rice estimates the average student spends 96 hours a year doing laundry) and have their clothes washed, dried, and folded.
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Kept in dorms and fed a restrictive diet designed to slash their starting body weight by 25%, several of the men apparently developed a passionate interest in cookbooks, spending hours poring over the pages.
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Harvard University is moving to virtual classes because of the novel coronavirus outbreak and the university is asking students to move out of their dorms in five days, according to university spokeswoman Rachael Dane.
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"Harvard College students have been asked to move out of their Houses and First-Year Dorms by Sunday, March 15, in an effort to de-densify our community," Dane told CNN in an email.
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In the wake of the rapid spread of COVID-19, a strain of coronavirus, all university classes were to be moved online, and everyone was required to vacate their dorms by Sunday, March 15.
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Northeastern University gave students three days to leave its Boston campus, which hosts the majority of its 27,000 students, just days after stating that students were not being asked to move out of dorms.
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In the concrete dorms, which are managed by Xawax and other agencies, workers from Romania, Slovakia and elsewhere filed in from an afternoon shift and cooked a modest meal in a threadbare communal kitchen.
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"As we lay off workers, and colleges close their dorms and send all their students home,'' Katz noted, "young people of indeterminate infectious status are being sent home to huddle with their families nationwide.
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Melissa Gormley, dean of the college of liberal arts, said that the students had not showed any symptoms, and that she hoped to move the two from Wuhan into dorms with noninternational students soon.
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Without dorms and the rest of those amenities, and maybe by paring down total enrollment at each school, Harvard could probably cut down the costs to $20 million or so per year per school.
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One place where the technology has been used is the University of San Francisco, where the administration in 85033 installed it in dorms to monitor who goes in and out of student living spaces.
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They included the Triborough Bridge, Manhattan's Midtown tunnels, bridges on Cape Cod, schools in South Carolina, dorms at Texas Tech, the Kansas City Civic Auditorium, the Los Angeles Aqueduct and the Grand Coulee Dam.
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The Swedish home conglomerate has long been an essential step in furnishing college dorms, first apartments, the like, and the frustration that comes with assembling its furniture has become one of the world's universal truths.
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"I remember reading the story and thinking, Okay, this is the college I'm going to and this is what they do with their dorms — I really have to go the whole nine yards," says Hulme.
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Campus life is hardly conducive to the regular schedule most daycares rely on; student housing isn't kid friendly — crying babies and freshman dorms are about as suitable as inviting your grandparents to a frat party.
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Since a good portion of us have been doing it since we left our tearful parents at the front steps of our college dorms, by now, we've got some semblance of a routine in place.
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Why Congress should let everyone deduct charitable gifts from their taxes We repeated this exercise at the end of the fall semester in six all-female dorms about the same size as the prior study.
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Ever since, I'd wanted to go back and see the small campus, with its cluster of midcentury dorms and surrounding streets of general decrepitude: sagging rowhouses; low-end shops; pubs and the occasional greasy spoon.
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The surge in racist activity rattled the nearly 15,000-strong student body: Some students became afraid to leave their dorms and asked their parents if they could come home, according to the New York Times.
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In the 1960s and '70s, Mr. Max's art was so ubiquitous that it appeared on the side of jumbo jets, in psychedelic posters splashed in college dorms and on a chunk of the Berlin Wall.
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"Students may want to avoid living in dorms with many other students, instead opting for universities where they can afford to live off-campus, or even live at home and commute to school," she added.
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Taking responsibility for that particular chore can be intimidating in any kind of home, but it's even more difficult for those living in dorms or apartment building with communal washing machines located in the basement.
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The temperature had hit more than 100 degrees Fahrenheit in the middle of the afternoon, and the kids quickly walked from their air-conditioned dorms to the air-conditioned trailers that serve as their classrooms.
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Critics point out that correlation does not imply causation, and that the same survey showed that 87% of "non-consensual penetration involving physical force" at Harvard took place in dorms, which are run by the university.
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Sara Ellis, a 29-year-old cook from Florida who arrived at the Pisgah Inn in May, was found dead Tuesday, hours after she was reported missing along a path near the inn&aposs employee dorms.
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Ashwath Rajan and Paul McDonald are promoting the installation of small shops in the lobbies of dorms, offices and apartments, stocking them with typical convenience store items, and allowing payment with a mobile app (photo above).
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Having finished high school at a 12-step boarding school, I was steered away from large state universities, and ended up at a Southern Baptist Christian university with a zero-tolerance policy and gender-separated dorms.
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After banning hoverboards from dorms in December, officials at the University of Hartford in Connecticut are now considering a full ban because of concerns over how to store them safely, said David Isgu, a school spokesman.
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The University of Chicago, Fordham and others sent email messages to families in recent weeks saying they would support students who wanted to remain in the dorms over spring break, to avoid the risks of traveling.
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When the dorms closed for the holiday, I was staying alone in a borrowed basement apartment known as The Pit and planning a lonely Thanksgiving meal of Kraft mac and cheese, when a friend's boyfriend called.
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"People get incensed, like 'I pay x amount of dollars and I can't believe the quality of the food or the dorms,'" said Samantha Moran, who is in parent groups for two universities, Tulane and Elon.
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"I kind of just have an assumption that there are some things about college facilities that are just bad, like dorms are never just amazing, food is never just amazing," said Ms. Cuccia, the Georgetown sophomore.
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"I kind of just have an assumption that there are some things about college facilities that are just bad, like dorms are never just amazing, food is never just amazing," said Ms. Cuccia, the Georgetown sophomore.
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In the book, college freshman Tessa Young (Josephine Langford in the film) moves into the dorms, meets Hardin (Hero Fiennes-Tiffin — yes, of those Fiennes), a tattooed English major, and promptly is swept into his lust whirlwind.
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Another 225 people were wounded in an eight-hour long series of fights that spread through three dorms at the Lee Correctional Institution in Bishopville, South Carolina, said Bryan Stirling, director of the state Department of Corrections.
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From across the hall came stories of people claiming to see officers running to other dorms, and when pill call came—where prisoners are taken out of their wing to take medication—it was under armed escort.
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While sometimes derided as "dorms for millennials," Starcity CEO Jon Dishotsky said the buildings make efficient use of space, with residents getting more space than some studio apartments while paying rents that start at $800 per month.
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It was in this recovery state that he convinced me to throw away my Black Watch plaid flannel robe —it was an L.L. Bean affair, one I'd had since my undergraduate days in the dorms at Berkeley.
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For example, it doesn't just say a survivor of assault can move classes or dorms, it allows her to request that the accused attacker be removed — which is where conservatives' biggest problem with these rules comes in.
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An aunt reminds Moira that she just peed (clearly this woman has no understanding of the female bladder — I've literally peed three times just writing this sentence), so the two agree to meet later in the dorms.
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In colleges, students who are trans or identify as neither man nor woman have been barred from using the bathroom of their choice, turfed out of dorms and called before disciplinary hearings to explain their gender reassignment.
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Read more:THEN AND NOW: How college dorm rooms have evolved over the years18 colleges and universities with the coolest dorm rooms12 of the most incredible dorms from around the world11 ways students completely transformed their dorm rooms
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It's enough to make me wonder whether these students are going to be sleeping in the locker rooms because they're spending so much time in the stadium as opposed to in their own dorms or classrooms. 2.
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"Harvard College students have been asked to move out of their Houses and First-Year Dorms by Sunday, March 15, in an effort to de-densify our community," university spokeswoman Rachael Dane told CNN in an email.
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On the scheduled guided tours you get access to otherwise off-limits sections, like the auditorium and the dorms, where it's easy to imagine young men and women from 30 different countries putting their creativity into overdrive.
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The acrimonious debate over whether to add housing included both predictions that the neighborhood would fill up with the tech equivalent of Chinese factory dorms and worries that residents would disturb a habitat for local burrowing owls.
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In search of reasonable rent, the middle-class backbone of San Francisco — maitre d's, teachers, bookstore managers, lounge musicians, copywriters and merchandise planners — are engaging in an unusual experiment in communal living: They are moving into dorms.
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He's been repeatedly calling on the president to dispatch the group to New York to help set up temporary medical centers and retrofit buildings like college dorms with ventilators and hospital beds to accommodate overflow from hospitals.
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With Hurricane Irma roiling toward Florida on Friday, colleges dotting the state were forced to evacuate dorms and campus buildings, leaving students scrambling to find places to stay in the midst of the largest evacuation in state history.
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"The fact that he was driven to ride the 50 or 60 miles from Conyers to get here before all the other college students got into the dorms and got jobs shows drive and determination," she tells PEOPLE.
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That goes for student services like resident advisors in dorms, and also for professors who might assign a chapter or book excerpt to read the following week, and assess students' progress during a course with tests and papers.
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Forget about the harsh and murky stuff you know from waiting rooms and college dorms; Sudden Coffee is so clean and elegant you get all the floral notes in a coffee such as the Biftu Gudina from Ethiopia.
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MAGZO Door Noise Blocker, $19.99, at AmazonQuiet hours are strictly monitored by security officers and RAs in the dorms, so not having to deal with these social limitations is a primary bonus of moving out on your own.
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"On the way back to the dorms in the middle of the redwood forest, I would sing the soprano line of the choral music for fun in my falsetto voice," Mr. Asawa told The Associated Press in 1999.
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The Circle's campus has all these amenities, too, from dog kennels to dorms so employees don't have to worry about commuting after one of the rad parties that are always happening to "connect" the Circlers to one another.
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While the university says that students will be taking all classes online, Falwell told ABC Tuesday that "about one to two thousand" students have returned to campus dorms and cafeterias — major gathering places where coronavirus could easily spread.
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Governor Cuomo has rightfully said that SUNY dorms will remain open for students with no other place to go, in his state where over 90,000 people are homeless; making up almost one-fifth of the country's unsheltered population.
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But I also tried to get along with other freshmen who were less interested in athletic training and more focused on getting out of the dorms on a Saturday night, hoping you made it home in one piece.
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We had met in high school in New York City and remained close during college, sending letters to each other's dorms and, over breaks, reuniting over dim sum on Pell Street or trawling the racks of Canal Jeans.
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Doctors eventually determined that his infection was caused by adenovirus—often found in college dorms that normally only leads to a mild illness—but they were stumped over how this could happen to an otherwise healthy college athlete.
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She helped find her a place to stay over holiday breaks when the dorms closed and even appealed to her broader community to fund a car and housing when McLaughlin became pregnant and needed immediate support to complete college.
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Ahead of his sophomore bout as a UFC fighter, Allen has shown great enthusiasm in developing his game by adding to the European invasion that is currently taking place in the dorms of world-renowned MMA facility, Tristar Gym.
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"Therefore, it seems logical that living in dorms or any activity that could put young adults in close proximity for extended periods of time could increase the risk of infection," Marquez, coauthor of an accompanying editorial, said by email.
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Other dorms have bathrooms right in the unit, but if you're sharing one bathroom with four other girls (like I did during my first two years of college), you'll still need a shower caddy to carry all your products.
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Following that is the relatively breezy campus tour, usually led by a current student adept at walking backward while pointing out the library, cafeterias, dorms and some version of the campus icon that gets painted as a student prank.
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The following morning, I headed out to crank up the barbershop, and as soon as I stepped out of the door, prisoners from other dorms started banging on the plexiglass for me to put them on the haircut list.
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SAN FRANCISCO — In search of reasonable rent, the middle-class backbone of San Francisco — maitre d's, teachers, bookstore managers, lounge musicians, copywriters and merchandise planners — are engaging in an unusual experiment in communal living: They are moving into dorms.
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Harvard University has told all students to move out of their dorms by Sunday, is canceling classes on campus and moving all courses online to try to "de-densify" the campus and limit any spread of the new coronavirus.
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Harvard, in particular, has been getting attention for its requirement that students move out of their dorms by 5 pm this Sunday, likely both because of the abrupt ask and because of the public's focus on the elite institution.
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Reverend Bill Jenkins When you walk around the church you can see pregnant women lounging on pews and chairs, cooking with their bellies up against the stove, brand-new mothers nursing newborns on their bunk beds in the makeshift dorms.
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Students will be allowed to live in one the school's dorms with a pet that is more than 6 months old that they have owned for at least three months, as long as the animal is approved by the school.
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Brant moved out of the dorms after our freshman year, partly due to a drunken incident that involved two New York City police officers and our school's head of security storming into my bedroom at 7 am (more on that later).
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"From what happened in the Waffle House to what happened in the Yale dorms, all the things that are coming up, it's getting out of hand, and now it seems as a black person you can't live," said Fyffe-Marshall.
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For the second year running, King County Metro — the public-transit authority in the county where Seattle is located — is having to add extra buses to keep up with the influx of interns staying in dorms at the University of Washington.
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Campus Red aimed to boost conservative student participation in the 2016 election through a statewide campaign of knocking on doors in dorms, a technique pioneered by Blackwell, founder of the conservative activist training program that Cooley and Marsh both participated in.
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The robot, about two feet tall and outfitted with a camera to allow Booth to monitor and control its interactions remotely, would approach Harvard students outside their dorms and ask them to open the door to the keycard-access buildings.
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While I definitely appreciated the freedom to stock as many cans of cheap beer as I could fit in my fridge, I didn't realize all the ways in which dorms made my life easier until I'd moved into my apartment.
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Swiffer Sweeper Dry and Wet Floor Mop, $11.37, at Amazon Swiffer Sweeper Wet Mop Refills (36-count), $12.34, at AmazonAnother thing that you may have taken for granted while living in the dorms are the regularly scheduled cleanings of communal areas.
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Miami artists Hagia Safiya and Pulp Taboo have transformed two dorms into worlds of their own—the former's landscapes are dotted with houses and rolling hills; the latter's murals are bright, rainbow-colored, featuring black and brown faces lit aglow.
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Leatherology Small Shave Bag, available at Leatherology, from $90 (available for monogram for $10)The dreaded truth of college is that you'll most likely need to schlep your shower belongings to a communal area if you live in the dorms.
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During her weeklong campaign at Wellesley, she sought out students in their dorms and campus centers; plastered fliers across campus; posted her platform on her Facebook page; and took part in the Wellesley rite of "chalking" her name in designated areas.
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The two schools where the New Rochelle man's children study were closed: Yeshiva University in Manhattan — which shut its doors yesterday but kept dorms open — and a Jewish day school in the Bronx, which was closed on Tuesday and Wednesday.
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As soon as next week, Columbia University is planning to turn some of its dorms over to doctors and other health care workers so they can avoid long commutes and the risk of infecting others, according to a university spokesman.
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These artists were unanimously adored in college dorms and amongst the early Pitchfork set because they turned not giving a shit into an artform, a poetry of slack that stood in direct opposition to American idealism in the early 90s.
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But TikTok lights are so much more: If millennials had pale pink walls and tropical house plants, the largely adolescent gen-z has stripped-down bedrooms or dorms, and not much beyond a strip of lights to make it their own.
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One of the pieces on view, "Basket Chair With Brown Pillow," resembles a head-on collision between the 2620th-century German cabinetmaker Michael Thonet's classic bentwood Chair No. 2860 and the sort of metal butterfly one finds in college dorms.
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And some universities have taken an even more extreme step, one that puts some people, particularly low-income students, in fraught situations: Colleges such as Harvard, MIT, Cornell, and now Stanford have asked students to vacate dorms much earlier than planned.
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Red Cross members are planning to work with local officials to see if there are hotels or dorms available to give people displaced by flooding shelter while also keeping them separated enough to prevent the potential spread of the virus.
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The 23-year-old student, who has asked Business Insider to remain anonymous because they want to apply for a US green card in the future, said they had few options when they found out Georgetown was closing its dorms.
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"Some of my friends were in their dorms, and they just heard people screaming when they found out," Lily, a freshman from Fayette County, West Virginia, told me the day after the announcement, which came the second week of March.
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Drawn by the feasts of horse oats and refuse, rats often pass unimpeded from the barns through holes visible in the sides of the cinder-block dorms and small clapboard shacks where the workers live, according to workers who reside there.
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It stuck with me for years, the idea that there is a community where consent is such a big part of the culture that every person who goes there to visit gets reminded of it before they walk into the dorms.
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Having fun at weekend football games or living in lavish dorms will not compensate for trying to learn in an environment that is ideologically structured, stifles expression with speech codes, and allows only a limited range of ideas in the classroom.
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Midshipman Nixon Keago, 24, is accused of breaking into female classmates' dorms and sexually assaulting them while they slept on four separate occasions over the course of 15 months, according to charging documents obtained by the NavyTimes and Fox News.
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Parsing through the details of 21983 years, it's clear that while abusive teachers were sometimes admonished or forbidden to live in the dorms, many were allowed to stay on campus — one of them for a decade after the alleged abuse occurred.
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So far Canada has not experienced as intense a controversy over the transgender rights as its southern neighbor the United States, where controversy over access to public bathrooms in college dorms are the latest front in a battle over transgender rights.
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Within a couple hours, everyone is given dry clothes that don't fit, and the 300 women from the ground-level dorms plus 150 more from the hospitalized population are crowded into the second-floor hallways, therapy rooms and groups of cells.
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"Across the country, people are widely exposed to these chemicals—and college students often bring things that contain them, such as foam furniture, into dorms," says study lead author Robin Dodson, an exposure scientist at the Silent Spring Institute in Newton, Massachusetts.
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I gave tours to potential students and their parents who had expressed (unfounded) concerns about gender-neutral bathrooms in the dorms; then, in my final year, I interviewed high schoolers and submitted write-ups about their performance to their official admissions files.
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In a disciplinary hearing, two of the men who were confronted said that on the night the confrontation took place, four of the men on the RU Reference List had been dragged out of their dorms, held against their will, and assaulted.
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According to a recent lawsuit, Hunter College is attempting to evict the 32-year-old former student named Lisa S. Palmer, whom they believe has been illegally squatting in their 25th Street dorm for two years (one of these dorms is pictured above).
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Students arriving at dorms in their parents' minivans drop their Kenmore mini-fridges in their rooms, lock mountain bikes to squiggly racks, and then perhaps check out early-evening showings of films like I Never Thought It Was Rape or It Was Rape.
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A group of white female students ran back to their dorms and brought back an almost unthinkable amount of pink, much of which was self-proclaimed "girl stuff," and cleverly set it up on a gray bookshelf, almost like a display window.
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In the dorms, there's usually a little coffee shop, or dining hall where you can use part of your required meal plan cash, but once you've moved off campus, your coffee intake is based solely on how much you can afford to drink.
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When it opened in 211, 173 of those rooms had more than two beds and sold as dorms, but within the year were converted to private rooms based largely on demand by families, which account for 217 to 225 percent of guests.
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State and local leaders have also slammed Falwell for keeping dorms open, saying that he misled them when he had first explained his desire to allow students with special circumstances to stay so they would have a place to sleep and eat.
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College students across the US are scrambling to move out of their dorms and find other places to live for the next few weeks as schools lock down campuses, cancel activities, and move learning to virtual classrooms in response to the coronavirus outbreak.
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All Harvard students were told to move out of their dorms by Sunday in light of the coronavirus pandemic leaving many worried about where they're going to go, how they're going to get there, and how they are going to resume coursework remotely.
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Cops in Tempe, AZ say 38-year-old Dustin Shomer is behind the "Penis Man" spree -- the words have been tagged all over Arizona State dorms, local businesses, municipal buildings and even the famous "A" landmark above the campus ... dating back to November.
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Interest in voice technology on college campuses is growing, Evans tells CNBC Make It. In addition to Saint Louis University and Northeastern University, Arizona State University set up its dorms for engineering students with 1,600 Echo devices donated by Amazon in 2017.
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After a black cadet at the Air Force Academy's preparatory school made the accusation that someone had written racist words on the dorms of other black cadets, the entire Academy came under a cloud of suspicion by school superintendent Lt. Gen. Salveria.
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Over the weekend, he wrote to President Donald Trump to ask that the Army Corps of Engineers be deployed to build temporary, excess hospital capacity across military bases and college dorms so existing hospital beds can be designated for the severely ill.
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"I visited these factories in China that were literally guys working 12-hour shifts, seven days a week, living in factory dorms, playing World of Warcraft, just cranking out the gold," Dibbell says in Episode 245 of the Geek's Guide to the Galaxy podcast.
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GANGNEUNG, South Korea (Reuters) - They sleep in separate dorms, travel in different buses and government minders watch over them, but North Korean members of the united Korean women's ice hockey team are bonding with their team-mates from the South, thanks partly to K-pop.
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In a statement sent out by Harris' campaign, Columbia, South Carolina, Mayor Steve Benjamin affirmed that sponsor 20/20 Bipartisan Justice Center would no longer participate in the forum after media reports surfaced that Benedict students were restricted and told to stay in their dorms.
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We had probably thanked her endlessly, as we often did, for taking us to the event from our dorms, our heels and outfits made of silk, chiffon and lace standing no chance in the Vancouver rain if we walked in them across our enormous campus.
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The groups say eliminating tax-exempt private activity bonds (PAB) would dramatically limit the ability of nonprofit hospitals to perform much-needed renovations, of certain colleges to finance new dorms and heating plants, of developers to build desperately needed affordable housing and much more.
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That perception was bolstered in 2010 by a major $50 million gift by Ratan Tata (then Tata Group's Chairman) to Harvard Business School, which provided for the construction of a building named after Tata that houses classrooms and dorms for Harvard's executive training programs.
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Student Opinion "In search of reasonable rent, the middle-class backbone of San Francisco — maitre d's, teachers, bookstore managers, lounge musicians, copywriters and merchandise planners — are engaging in an unusual experiment in communal living: They are moving into dorms," The New York Times reports.
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Shared bathrooms at the end of the hall and having no individual kitchen or living room is becoming less weird for some of the city's workers thanks to Starcity, a new development company that is expressly creating dorms for many of the non-tech population.
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While Liberty is keeping dorms, academic buildings, and libraries open, Falwell Jr. told the Times-Dispatch that the school is capping on-campus gatherings at 10 people and has identified an old hotel the university plans to use to quarantine sick students if necessary.
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A university police officer fatally shot the suspect within about a minute of the attack, but the sprawling campus in Columbus, Ohio, remained on lockdown for about an hour and a half as people ran for cover and barricaded themselves in academic buildings and dorms.
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Shared bathrooms at the end of the hall and having no individual kitchen or living room is becoming less weird for some of the city's workers thanks to Starcity, a new development company that is expressly creating dorms for many of the non-tech population.
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So it seems to me the university as a progressive bastion of these values of welcoming immigrants, and we could contract the federal government to use idle dorms and then draw on the resources of the campus for legal help from the law schools and medical centers.
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Though classes are cheap compared to boutique fitness studios (single sessions start at $17 and can go as low as $7 for LA residents), that's still not accessible to all, especially those hoping to become professionals, who might benefit from staying at Millennium's (women-only) dancer dorms.
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Columbia, Harvard, NYU, and other major US colleges and universities that have switched to remote classes and are telling students to move out of dorms to prevent the spread of the coronavirusThe Louvre, the Met, SeaWorld, and multiple Disney theme parks are closed because of the coronavirus.
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"Essentially the school gave us five days to move out of our dorms without providing information of financial aid for flights, storage, or about what happens if people can't go home because of tough circumstances," Tania, who prefers not to give her last name, told Refinery29.
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The University of Central Florida, one of the largest U.S. universities by student population, said its main campus in Orlando will close Friday afternoon until at least next Tuesday and directed students living in some campus dorms to move to designated ride-out shelters on Sunday.
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In different forms throughout his life, the introvert found communal life in the Society of Jesus, at International House in Berkeley, at the Yale Law School dorms and at the Zen Center of San Francisco, where he recruited key staff members during his first years in office.
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And although the convict told me soon after his indictment over two years ago that he wasn't afraid of going to prison because it would be "like dorms," he's spent the past six months in the Brooklyn Metropolitan Detention Center, presumably hanging out with suspected terrorists and mobsters.
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Zimmerman took note of the most visible element of the customer-service college: the surge of pricey construction projects such as "climbing gyms and luxury dorms" (although he noted that beneficial services such as mental health counseling have also grown from the same impulse to cater to students).
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The Academy's physical footprint has grown accordingly, from Bollettieri's original 40 acres to a 450-acre campus lined with gleaming, glass-enclosed structures, modern dorms for the 103 percent of students who live on-campus, a nature reserve complete with a fishing pond, and countless pristine sport fields.
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But that money — instead of being allocated back to the students or making changes that allow additional compensation to be accumulated by the students — goes to things such as coaches' salaries and new dorms and updated locker rooms with personal barbers and locker seats that roll out into beds.
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SUCCEEDING FROM HOME: Here's exactly how to thrive as a remote worker in the days of coronavirusColumbia, Harvard, NYU, and other major US colleges and universities that have switched to remote classes and are telling students to move out of dorms to prevent the spread of the coronavirus
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The office-sharing company WeWork has opened co-living communities in New York and Washington; another company, Starcity, offers what are essentially dorms for professionals in San Francisco, with private bedrooms but shared bathrooms, kitchens and living areas (it has a waiting list of 8,000 for its buildings).
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For ideological reasons, the modern liberal campus rejects all the old ways in which a large population of hormonal young people once would have had their impulses channeled and restrained — single-sex dorms, "parietal" rules for male-female contact late at night, a general code emphasizing sexual restraint.
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Others join in: They are programmers and engineers for design firms, graduate students studying business, government employees in the UK, parents home from work at night, college kids in their dorms taking a break from Spanish homework, railroad workers laid up with broken legs, waiters and writers and clerks and cooks.
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The petition demanded that the police store their gear and weapons off campus; that they not enter university-owned buildings other than their assigned dorms; that they not use alcohol or mind-altering drugs; and that they abide by campus rules governing sexual harassment, anti-discrimination and the use of weapons.
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In 2014, scientists at Rutgers University studied the distribution of stinkbugs in undergraduate dorms, and found that the percentage of rooms with bugs in them steadily rose with elevation, from eleven per cent of rooms on the first floor of one dorm to almost seventy per cent on the top floor.
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Ten years ago, only a handful of kids at my school had Apple computers (I had a Dell), there was no universal campus Wi-Fi (not even in dorms; I had an ethernet cable), everyone wanted a Blackberry, and Facebook was relatively new, still only open to those with an .
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"It is selective enforcement, and the example I like to use is that you have all sorts of drug use inside elite college dorms, but you don't see the police busting through doors," said Inimai M. Chettiar, director of the Justice Program at New York University's Brennan Center for Justice.
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While considerable focus has been placed in recent decades on the impact of the ideological bent of college professors, when it comes to collegiate life — living in dorms, participating in extracurricular organizations — the ever growing ranks of administrators have the biggest influence on students and campus life across the country.
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They took the news pretty well considering they had just shelled out more than $50,000 in tuition and living expenses at one of the ritziest private universities in the country, a university where the gym bears the name of the dietitian Jenny Craig and some dorms feature an ocean view.
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My boss, a master sergeant, went on to explain to me and a couple of other airmen in the office that transgender people had too many problems, that they had mental health issues, that there were too many logistical problems with dorms and open-bay showers and not being deployable.
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So if your dorm has Wi-Fi but also you have Ethernet in your room, which I think a lot of dorms do, maybe not every one, but I suspect many do, then you can probably still just plug in your own router and actually just set up your own Wi-Fi network.
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"I think the concern is that there are going to be 2,000 police officers staying in the dorms, and some people were a little bit concerned about that because they are going to be carrying their weapons," said the graduate student, who asked not to be named for fear of university reprisals.
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As Columbia, Princeton, Harvard, the State University System of New York — and over one hundred other colleges — announce they're clearing out campuses this week, in many cases, locking up dorms and dining halls as well as classrooms, in a measure to prevent the spread of Coronavirus, a different kind of plague is ignored.
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"During Spring Break, Falwell and his executive leadership team began meeting every afternoon to determine the measures that needed to be taken for all programs to go online and for students to be able to return to their dorms and use the campus dining services that they paid for," the statement said.
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CreditJason Henry for The New York Times Shared bathrooms at the end of the hall and having no individual kitchen or living room is becoming less weird for some of the city's workers thanks to Starcity, a new development company that is expressly creating dorms for many of the non-tech population.
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CreditCreditChris Carmichael for The New York Times PORT FOURCHON, La. — A dozen miles off the coast, on a rusty, aging platform, workers in hard hats and overalls spend their days extracting oil and gas from the ocean floor before retreating at night into tiny weather-beaten steel cubes that act as dorms.
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But the academy and the prep school became even more tightly bound in 2011 when USMAPS moved 100 miles north, from Fort Monmouth, N.J., to a corner of West Point, where virtually everything — dorms, classrooms, the cafeteria and gyms — is housed in one monolithic building about two miles from the football offices.
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"We wanted to make it as easy as we could on the students," Palu-ay said, noting that many of the Puerto Rican students are roommates in the dorms and Nava is teaching a bioaesthetics class that all 10 of them are taking together, further nurturing a support network in the classroom.
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As the championship approached, the boys had to be schooled in the importance of those December matches—the prelims within your dorm, the matches between your dorm's best guy and the best sluggers from the other two dorms, and then the bout between the best black fighter and whatever chump the white guys put up.
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My job as a clinician for the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department Mental Evaluation Team was to identify and locate the mentally ill inmates who represented at least 20 percent of the population, get them out of the dorms filled with their more violent peers, and take them by patrol car to Tower One, the mental health facility.
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Meanwhile those locals not so fortunate as the cosmopolitan elite (who kid themselves that they deserve their good fortune because they worked hard, ignoring that they started life on third base) often compete with people who will work for less because they are prepared to live in dorms or bedsits, having left their families at home.
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So much of what I love about Ken MacLeod's The Star Fraction (one of my favorite cyberpunk stories) is the way he renders the feeling of being in different places--from the dorms of anarchist mercenary outfits, to the clean biolabs of corporate-sponsored universities, to the sacrosanct salesroom of the setting's Mormon Church Turned World's Super Store.
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I've seen college kids say they've got nowhere else to go after being forced to move out of their dorms, adults who've been laid off, and pregnant women say how scared they are to know they won't be able to have loved ones in the delivery room (Business Insider has a roundup of a lot of these stories).
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Mr. Brown, who went on to play principal bass in the St. Paul Chamber Orchestra, said that one night in the dorms, Mr. Levine had masturbated him and asked him to reciprocate — and then punished Mr. Brown when he declined to do so again, ignoring him for the rest of the summer, even when he was conducting him.
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Facial recognition, a controversial technology that can identify individuals by scanning and analyzing their features in real time, is coming to college campuses across the US. Some colleges see the technology as a way to increase safety in dorms and keep expelled students, former employees, registered sex offenders, and other unauthorized people from setting foot on campus.
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To bolster their self-confidence, the Gathering of the Tribes at Riverside accepts 30 to 50 Native American high school students, mostly from California, for eight days each summer and has them live in dorms, take classes, and learn time management and how to write admission essays — interspersed with talking circles, singing, drumming and other cultural elements.
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The student-participants were separated into two kinds of buildings: One group lived in six-story dorms built in the early 1990s and had central AC, while the others were in low-rises that were constructed between 1930 and 1950 and did not have AC. They picked their housing preferences on a first-come, first-serve basis.
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She could have spoken up about the many Black people who received police visits this year for doing normal, everyday things like napping in their dorms — and playing soccer, and entering their own apartment, and mowing the lawn, and eating lunch on campus, and campaigning for office — especially since it's white women who make most of these unnecessary calls. 33.
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In the midst of greater pressures on low- and middle-income students to come up with thousands of dollars that they don't have to cover college tuition and living expenses, with students living in cars and frequenting the school or community food pantry, universities are pouring millions of dollars into luxurious dorms at places like KU—and publicizing it with pride.
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