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RE: St. Mary’s College of Maryland allows opposite-sex housing [public college]
I've lived in co-ed dorms and a fraternity.

If gender separation was supposed to prevent debauchery, it backfired. Also, GDI's have a hard time getting laid.
11-12-2013 01:50 AM
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RE: St. Mary’s College of Maryland allows opposite-sex housing [public college]
This is nothing new. Chickenland has an entire high rise dorm just for married couples and those with kids.
11-12-2013 06:02 AM
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