* LIVE FREELY
| WITH FRIENDS
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If you sit down to think about it, you’ll
discover that living in a residence dorm re
ally is a pretty good deal. Go ahead, think
about it. Think about the advantages and
disadvantages of living in a dorm versus an
apartment.
First of all, consider the freedom and the
friends. Since all of the housekeeping is
taken care of, you have lots of time and lots
of freedom to spend with your friends.
Second, consider the convenient location
of the dorms. It really helps to have a home
only a short distance from your classes.
Third, consider the freedom from the has
sle of buying and preparing food and clean
ing up afterwards.
Each unit contains a lounge, black and
white educational television, fireplace and
piano. Each complex contains color televi
sion sets, ping pong tables and vending
machines. Basketball standards, tennis
courts and covered bicycle racks are located
near each complex.
For students wishing additional privacy,
single rooms are available upon request. In
addition to privacy, single rooms offer ex
panded closet space and are furnished with a
comfortable lounge chair.
High quality, nutritious meals are plan
ned and prepared by the professional food
service staff, and foods which appeal to stu
dents of various ethnic and cultural back
grounds are included in our menus. Three
well-balanced meals, which follow a stan
dard menu plan and offer unlimited seconds
on all items, are served each day during the
term except Sunday when no evening meal
is served.
For our summer residents, we offer two
meal options: 5 or 7 day week.
REGULAR DORMS
Double Room Single Room
5Day 7Day 5Day 7 Day
board board board board
Eleven weeks $420 $447 $518 $545
Eight weeks $327 $347 $403 $423
Room without board available at University Inn