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On Day 4 of Columbia’s housing lottery, we said goodbye to singles in many senior favorites and set the stage for a Hunger Games-style competition over the remaining suites.

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On Day 3 of Columbia’s housing lottery, rising seniors continued to make (mostly) expected housing decisions.

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You may be a creep; you may be a weirdo. But at least your official house selection for next year is proof that you do, in fact, belong here.

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On the final day of Barnard’s 123 housing lottery, the remaining rising sophomores picked into the available doubles. 

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On Day 4 of Barnard’s 123 Lottery, rising sophomores picked into the majority of remaining suite- and corridor-style doubles.

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Day 3 of Barnard’s 123 Lottery saw rising juniors pick into all remaining single rooms. 

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Today marked the end of the Barnard group housing lottery. Now it’s every man for himself…

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Barnard’s 5-person lottery followed typical form, with seniors and mixed-year junior/senior groups snagging all available suites.

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Are you looking for a cozy apartment that gives you that adult aesthetic but is still close enough to campus that you can wake up 15 minutes before your 10:10? Then welcome to Watt!

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