Red-Carpet treatment.(school residences)(Statistical Data Included)
American School & University, July, 2001 by Agron, Joe
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Colleges and universities are not only spending more on new housing construction, but also are ensuring residents have plenty of space and amenities. Colleges and universities across the nation increasingly are focusing on the type and quality of housing offered on campus. And one thing is evident--today's crop of recently constructed residence halls bears little to no resemblance to the dormitories of old.
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Students are demanding functional, more sophisticated housing options, and institutions are responding by designing and constructing facilities that rival practically ...
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