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...little outreach," says Margaret Handy, who has worked as the assistant to the Dudley House senior tutor for the last 25 years. "We encourage them to be part of the house. This is part of our role as a house that deals with a primarily off-campus population...
...Wood, senior associate of student awards at Stanford University, said in a June interview that an undergraduate mother at the university would most likely live on-campus in one of the available apartments. She said she did not know if a financial aid package would cover off-campus housing, but said that the child of an undergraduate would receive health insurance and that the university would pay a maximum of $3,750 per year toward child-care expenses...
...college is not as rare as it seems. Of the 20,000 students at the University of Massachusetts at Amherst, more than 800 have young children in their care, says Joanne R. Levinson, director of Amherst's Commuter Services and Housing Resource Center. Most student parents at Amherst live off-campus...
Such is the routine that Payanzo has followed since last December when she moved off-campus, delivered Dylan and took her finals--all within a month. By February, Payanzo was shopping classes and preparing for second semester, like any other first-year...
...Railroad; today about 5% of its population is black. But its Quaker tradition of tolerance is being tested by uglier habits of mind, because the town has been buffeted by a series of racial incidents. In 1992 a bloody fight broke out between black and white students at an off-campus Wilmington College party. In 1993 and 1995 the Ku Klux Klan staged rallies at the courthouse; though fewer than 50 sympathizers showed up each time, black leaders were understandably concerned--and their fears were heightened last year when the Aryan Nation set up its Ohio headquarters in New Vienna...