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Who cares about small rooms when you’re so close to the best that New York City has to offer (Milstein and Riverside Park)!

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Sulz Tower is one of the best options for upperclassmen in search of a single.

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A decent place for two best friends. A terrible place for two decent friends.

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If you want eternal depression this is the place for you!

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Conveniently located and quiet, Schapiro is great for upperclassmen who don’t mind corridor living.

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Plimpton could be your future home! In fact, I’ve heard there’s gonna be an opening in a Plimpton suite on the 13th floor very soon.

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If you’re looking to live close to campus, want a spacious room, and don’t mind living in a double, 600 is the perfect building for you.

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This is the dorm that the college students live in in the movies.

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Look out of your big windows onto Broadway while your hair blows cinematically in the AC-generated breeze!

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New President!

What Should Interim President Armstrong's Nickname Be?

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