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Students share skinny on local housing
As the school year comes to an end, so will many students’ apartment leases.
SDSU housing holds history in its walls
Imagine living in the 1960s. Now imagine experiencing college during the ‘60s while living in the first on-campus dormitory, Zura Hall.
Home dwellers, be wary before renting
You and your friend get along great. You hang out on weekends, have fun at parties together and, for this reason, you’ll be perfect roommates, right? Wrong.
Savvy tenants skirt landlord squabbles
First-year college students often look forward to living independently and finally breaking free from their parents’ restrictions.
Contest awards praise-worthy mates
The saying, “You have to kiss a lot of frogs before you find a prince” doesn’t only apply to love.
Some monsters live above the bed
Terrifying transformations like these are all too familiar when San Diego State students reminisce about horrible roommate experiences.
Explore the variety of campus housing
As the school year comes to a close, students are faced with choosing living arrangements for the fall semester.
Avoid trials of rotten roommates
In the span of most college careers, students will live with a roommate.
Home in PB and the living’s easy
Perhaps every San Diego State student debates moving to Pacific Beach.
Moms make the best roommates
There are three types of students at San Diego State: those who live in residence halls, those who share apartments or homes close to campus and those who live with their parents.
Full house shares more than space
For nine months I have been living in a hostel-style beach house with a half-dozen other women, and by now I have a pretty good idea of what to expect when I come home.
Moving off campus can be a breeze
With the school year mercifully coming to a close, many San Diego State students are ready to kick back and enjoy an all-too-brief session of summer bliss before the fall arrives, bringing a fresh year of chaos with it.
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