taking away space from the undergrads
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=715600748
"there was en e-mail sent out recently that told the students that next year they will be putting male and female grad-students on the top floor of woodland. integrating older males into an supposed all female undergraduate space. i for one am not happy that they are not only kicking out people that had already signed up to live there, but are now taking away the comfort of a safe space for women. the grad students already have 5 buildings on 5th ave, and are now also being put in the apartments of fickes and the top floor/s of woodland."
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My question here is, is this part of a trend in women's colleges or small liberal arts colleges?
I know there's a trend to make colleges more grad friendly, because they make the college money, but this seems to be a bit beyond the pale.
"there was en e-mail sent out recently that told the students that next year they will be putting male and female grad-students on the top floor of woodland. integrating older males into an supposed all female undergraduate space. i for one am not happy that they are not only kicking out people that had already signed up to live there, but are now taking away the comfort of a safe space for women. the grad students already have 5 buildings on 5th ave, and are now also being put in the apartments of fickes and the top floor/s of woodland."
more at the facebook page
My question here is, is this part of a trend in women's colleges or small liberal arts colleges?
I know there's a trend to make colleges more grad friendly, because they make the college money, but this seems to be a bit beyond the pale.