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November 17, 2003

My Alma Mater

Miami, funnily enough, just made the news:

"The average freshman at Miami University takes 18 appliances to campus, according to a March survey by the school."

"As part of a $7 million renovation of one dorm, Ogden Hall, the university spent $212,548 in 2000 to add building substations, electrical distribution panels and electrical outlets. The 7,000 students who live on campus pay an extra $100 a year in housing fees to cover the renovation costs."

Ah, memories.

[via Gizmodo]

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