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Old 05-09-2009, 04:57 AM   #1
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Shipping Her Junk to Earlham

We're in California, so we won't be driving to Earlham in August, and taking D's earthly possessions on the plane as luggage would cost a fortune. Is Earlham set up to receive shipments of student belongings before the student arrives? We'd like to have them waiting for us when we get there, to maximize her moving-in time before classes start. And which is better, UPS or USPS?
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Old 05-10-2009, 02:25 PM   #2
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Yes, you can ship stuff ahead. The mailroom is open during orientation so you can retrieve anything you've sent. I believe you'll get information on this in materials you'll recieve during the summer. We've used FedEx, USPS, and UPS, and all work fine.

Richmond has a Walmart, a Kmart, and Meier, which is sort of a higher-quality Kmart. There's also a department store downtown, Elder-Beerman. There's not a tremendous amount of time for shopping during orientation, but we managed to get everything our D needed. We're from California, too. Just fyi, during summers our D has either stored her stuff in free dorm storage spaces or in cheap off-campus storage.
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