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April 22, 2004
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Housing crunch lighter than last year's, but not by much
Despite more available rooms and fewer participants in the lottery this year, many students still struggled for desirable housing.
At the end of last night’s lottery, 14 rising juniors were on the waiting list for singles, Director of Residential Life Myrt Westphal said.
Female housing for rising sophomores closed at 969 for females. Male housing closed after 1,040, which bought a room on the second floor of Mary Lyon.
Though there was a housing crunch this year, it was not as severe as last y…
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News
- Specs ride on into campus
- Seniors lament lack of post-graduation plans
- Free culture advocate to speak
- Lull to leave hospital
- Lure and pressure of honors strong
- Clinton and Clark speechwriter shares secrets
- Shuttle may soon stop at frats
- House bill could raise cost of student loans
- Students more likely to vote in 2004, poll says
Living & Arts
- Finding beer beyond Paces
- As season ends, fan favorites end for good
- Columnist infiltrates Student Council
- Success, breathing and cues: the noise factor
- Senior art exhibit: week 3: stories in the illustrations
- Senior art exhibit: week 4: leaving things behind
- Colin Farrell violent as ever in 'Intermission'
- Concert previews
- Editor's Picks
Opinions
- Dubious honors
- Reflecting on joy and pain of study abroad
- Advice on guilt and graduation
- Don't let drugs bar people from college
- Questioning Phoenix's ideology
- Don't water us down
- Jumping out of the melting pot, into fire
- Closed groups harm true diversity
- Toward a truly compassionate institution
- Spain's weak will endangers us all
Sports
- Baseball takes two over the weekend
- NBA musings
- Shoremen top men's tennis in conference matchup
- Softball splits doubleheader over Fords, halts losing streak
- Golf team gains momentum
- Is this a good thing?
- A weekend of personal bests for track
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