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By Atheria Ehnot
Duck's Village,
University Commons,
McKenna Estates,
Chase Village and Park
Grove Apartments are all
located on a direct bus
route to campus. Most of
these complexes are already
furnished, which is one of
the big reasons so many
students choose to live
there.
For those students who are
looking to live near campus,
there are several pros and cons
to consider. Because there is
such a high demand for
housing, the best and cheapest
houses get taken early in the
house-hunting season.
The Lane Transit District has
bus routes all over Eugene,
many of which provide quick,
direct service to the University
and Lane Community College.
For this reason, many students
choose residences a bit farther
away from campus.
Spanish major Megan Grillo
lives on East 21st Avenue and
Hilyard Street, which is about
11 blocks from campus.
"I have never minded living
far away from campus, but I did
realize how nice it would be to
walk there one day when I rode
my bike and got drenched from
the rain," she said.
The weather can present a
problem for those students
who rely on bikes for trans
portation, but alternate trans
portation can almost always
be found, by way of bus, car
or carpool.
Gabe Winfrey, a senior busi
ness major, lives in South Eu
gene on 48th Avenue and
Donald Street He said he
would not want to live so far
from campus if he didn't have
a car.
"The bus comes near my
house, but it takes nearly an
hour to get to campus, so 1
rarely take it," he said.
In the spring and summer,
Winfrey rides his bike, but he
said it is not feasible to ride in
the rain, especially up and down
the hills of South Eugene.
"It is nice to live far away
from campus because of the
mellow atmosphere of the
neighborhood, he said. "Plus
the area is really beautiful, un
like some of the areas closer to
campus," he said.
Athena Ehnot
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