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Senior Staff Writer Zane Bekheet reviews arguably the best dorm on campus.

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A solid option for rising sophomores, juniors, and transfers.

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Laundry and Dining and Quad Life, oh my!

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Are you looking for proximity to campus, suite-style livin’, and also to live in a single? 620 might be the place for you!

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Are you a rising senior looking for senior housing without the noise and hubbub of EC? Hogan might just be the perfect option for you!

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A basement lounge with A/C? A TV lounge? Its own gym? Yeah, 47 Claremont has it going on.

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The building name Carlton Arms just sounds ~fancy~ and that’s proven by the private kitchens.

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Despite its location in the middle of the 600s, 616 should not be overlooked. Its roomy doubles and remarkable views might make it the perfect dorm for you.

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Zane Bekheet explores all of the nooks and crannies of River Hall.

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Also known as “one of the brownstones,” 627 West 115th Street truly is the perfect dorm for those students who wish to forget that they live in a dorm.

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Same Semester, New President!

What Should Acting President Claire Shipman's Nickname Be?

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