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06-05-2007, 03:28 AM
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Re: Questions concerning dorm rooms:
I don't understand how they stop girls from coming in your dorm. I mean can't you just walk inside with them? It doesn't seem like they ould stop you as long as you can get in the building. Can someone explain this please?
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06-05-2007, 03:45 PM
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Re: Questions concerning dorm rooms:
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I don't understand how they stop girls from coming in your dorm. I mean can't you just walk inside with them? It doesn't seem like they ould stop you as long as you can get in the building. Can someone explain this please? [/ QUOTE ] At my school (St. Cloud State in MN), the dorms have door checks after 10 PM, where you need an ID to get in, or be signed in as a guest. That said, there isn't one single dorm on campus that isn't co-ed in some way. At my former school (Concordia College in Moorhead - a Lutheran school where I went to play football for one season before I realized I didn't like it there), we did have separation, and it was damn near impossible to have girls overnight.
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#15
06-05-2007, 09:09 PM
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Re: Questions concerning dorm rooms:
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Wow this is insane that every school doesn't have coed dorms, or atleast allow guys to sign in girls - I mean, wow. [/ QUOTE ] I know of a few very religious schools that don't allow girls in your dorm. What most shocks me is that teenage guys actually enroll there! I mean... seriously, you're missing out on all of college at a place like that.
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#16
06-06-2007, 06:16 PM
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Re: Questions concerning dorm rooms:
OK thanks. I was confused because we just swipe into the dorm with our ID and there is no one to check anything at all.
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