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New room, new roommates, new opportunities to question your sanity. Here’s how to survive:

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99 Claremont Ave welcomed its first cohort of General Studies students with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on October 8.

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Things are getting scarce, but some of the best suites are still left – don’t give up hope!

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The dorm for those with finer sensibilities…

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It really isn’t as bad as everyone says!

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Sudden adjustments to upperclassmen housing this summer have made some question why it happened without warning. Were Housing and Residential life able to plan for admissions changes?

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I miss my centrally located four-person suite with a private bathroom and natural light every day.

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More specifically, of all-double suites

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Students can get pretty gross, sure, but should the following set of students be expected to clean up after them?

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Learn from my mistakes, how to find off-campus housing options as a Barnard transfer student…

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Gaming the housing lottery on pure will and that one week spent on game theory in Intro to Economics.

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A New Bombshell Has Entered The Campus…

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