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I think the rationale is that a lot of gay guys have females as their closest friends and would be more comfortable residing with them than with a bunch of, say, homophobic jocks in a Men's Dorm. I do personally see it as unnecessarily controversial (and I'm gay), however, since they can always live right off campus with whomever they want, but most knee-jerk thinkers are immediately going to think a policy of opposite-sex suitemates is a smoke screen for shacking up.
Are there some instances where students have to live on campus? I know at East Carolina, for the most part, all freshmen have to live on campus.
Are there some instances where students have to live on campus? I know at East Carolina, for the most part, all freshmen have to live on campus.
All freshmen have to live on campus unless they are: over a certain age, veterans, married, a parent, or living with their parents/guardians. Upperclassmen will also have to live on campus if they choose to be in a Living-Learning community. Not to mention in a college town adding extra people to the apartment race by not filling up housing is going to be a problem,
They need to create an ENVIRONMENT for business growth. Not focus energy on one particular company. The anti-gay, anti-higher education, rednecky attitude of the current group in power is the absolute opposite way to attract business here.
My time in Morrison Dorms would have been pretty boring if it weren't for the co-eds. Politicians need to refocus their energy elsewhere
Morrison is a co-ed DORM but it doesn't have co-ed SUITES (sharing the same bathroom, shower, etc).
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