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[ Thursday, Jan. 23, 2003 ]
There are many choices to consider in a decision to live off campus. Is it more important to live close to campus in a small apartment or is it better to take a bus to classes, and have more room to spread out? How many bedrooms? How many roommates? How much can you afford in rent? Are there any amenities you can't live without? With approximately 40 realty companies in State College, it is likely you can find a living space that meets your needs.
Though many students have become quite familiar and comfortable with their roommates by now, some are just starting out.
Michelle Manfroni enjoys living in her Cedarbrook apartment on Beaver Avenue.
Roommate horror stories. Everyone has one, or knows someone who does. The Collegian Living Magazine asked a few of you for your quirky roommate stories. Many people were hesitant to share, fearing that the strange roommate would return for revenge after being talked about in the paper. Here are the stories we collected. My Opinion: James S. Young
My Opinion: Matt Hymowitz
My Opinion: Mike Caggeso
Online editor for this issue:
Kahlil Smith Magazine editors for this issue: Meghan Day Matt Hymowitz Renée Petrina
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