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The l !ni versityownnd !.mil
.1 Iso boasts .i private treat h ami
2k acres of forest land with Ink
mg and. mountain bike trails
Hurdle k said that students
usually find plonti to do. both
academically and socially
At tlie beginnmg of the
term, everyone goes home for
the weekend, bill hv the end of
tile term, no one leaves, she
said ' People become like latni
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Before classes Iregm. students
tour and hetotne tandliar w ith
Charleston, even attending
town hall meetings In return
many Charleston residents at
it ! ,! the e rid: of t e rill open
showing of student protects
B ti ttiitk s,t id c lasses are
scheduled in the mornings,
with, afternoons left free One
< I a \ a w et k : i su .ill y U ed nes
days or Thursdays, is left open
tor students to work on their
projet is.
Mudents pay standard til it ion
loi then i oursework. .mil Itnati
t nil atii t an he list'd Burdit k
said 'Hie room and hoarti costs
are similar to the mam campus
residence halls
Residence hall students need
not be deferred by the thought
of soiling their dorm contract to
hi aide to sign up for the pro
gram University Housing Di
rei !•. r Mir hard I Aster said rvsi
dents ran petition to he re
leased from their conlrat is
It s standard to release stu
dents horn their conlrat is for
at ademir reasons such as the
(Hast program, he said
Students wanting to return to
the dorms next fall should also
petition to-he allowed to partit
ipate in returning resident sign
ups spring term Questions
alxmt the petition process tan
he directed to the housing of
fit e at I4f.A277
Spat es in the t o isi program
ar. first tome, firs! served [lur
■ to is s a i ii aht iii I t :V studen ts
fiaye already signed tip Apple
t altons are available in tin
aspi t a;: an .■lilt • u I .S'
Students I n feres Set I III tile
program ate ent ouragnd to sign
:p ’ ; a i an t r 11> to ()l SIB
St i Vet ill li d for ).I II 11. 1 *»'».'
i or more information about
the v ail trip or the program it
st i I students t an attend a slide
presentation tonight hum 7 It)
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