| Posted Date |
Posted By |
Comment |
June 26 2008
|
inthemistylight
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My dormitory looked like a fussy manor house surrounded by blooming flower bushes. It was so adorable. But there were bees by the flowers, so that was bad. The rooms were very big though. |
April 19 2008
|
bingle
|
minimal cooking facilities; No wellness housing (our guide said all are sub free; seems unlikely)
Lounge in dorm was pretty pathetic - just a few chairs stuck together |
March 22 2008
|
dsultemeier
|
Tour guide showed us his dorm. Room was small and bathroom was down the hall. |
November 09 2007
|
musique6ms
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Went into one of the doubles. Big and well designed. The hallways were very large and clean. |
April 19 2007
|
posy
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we saw our tour guide's room - it was a medium double, seemed very liveable. |
March 22 2007
|
littleathiest
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Pretty spacious seeming; they aren't brand new but are quite nice. According to the guide, the quality of dormlife varies greatly depending on which one you're assigned to. |
September 03 2006
|
kac88
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Smaller than other dorms I've seen. |
August 22 2006
|
interesteddad
|
A range of older and newer dorms. Most have large lounges with big-screen TVs, public computers, kitchenettes. |
August 14 2006
|
mccubed
|
The dormitory we saw had 4 bed units. It was quite adequate. There was no “theme” dorm or “freshman” dorm. My daughter likes the fact that she gets a chance to meet people from different backgrounds-e.g. not all the athletes stay by themselves |
August 07 2006
|
Ruella76
|
Size is probably about average for a private LAC. There is no air conditioning and the rooms are very stuffy in August, but presumably it is better during the school year. |
