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March 25, 2010
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Housing Committee stamps out smoking in Hallowell
Currently the only smoking dorm on campus that houses first-years is Hallowell. But due to dwindling interest in smoking housing as well as a recent survey in which a majority of students supported a smoke-free Hallowell, after this year the dorm will no longer allow smoking within the building.
“[The Housing Committee doesn’t] want to infringe on the rights of smokers but … more so, we don’t want to adversely affect the health of students. There’s a balance we have to reach, and we just feel li…
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