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Duke has decided that 19+yo's are not mature enough to pick their own roomates
https://www.campusreform.org/?ID=10595

Quote:Duke University recently informed incoming freshmen that they will not be allowed to select specific roommates because the school fears they will choose individuals with "similar backgrounds to their own."

The letter asserted that the school's approach is driven by a desire to promote diversity, though it did concede that "lifestyle preferences" such as sleep schedules will be taken into account when assigning roommates.
03-05-2018 06:32 PM
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