Named Trinity House, new East Campus dorm will have different drinking rules
(06/23/17 4:00am)
There will be different rules for drinking in the new East Campus dorm than the rest of East Campus while juniors live there.
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There will be different rules for drinking in the new East Campus dorm than the rest of East Campus while juniors live there.
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