The Boston Globe, April 11th, 2002
The bits and pieces of home life are geographically scattered for the typical college student living in a dorm. Bed and desk are in one place. Showers and toilets are down the hall. Lounging and some studying takes place in yet another room, maybe on a different floor. Most meals are taken in a dining common. In Matt Harp's case, that's an 18-floor elevator ride and a short walk away. A junior majoring in microbiology and legal studies at the University of Massachusetts in Amherst, Harp, 21, serves as the resident assistant for the 18th floor of Washington, a high-rise in what is reputed to be...
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