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The Global Scholars are enthusiastic about the arrangements. We have a special bond like a family and we all get along, says Laura Righter, who also is president of the Freshman Class Council. The living arrangements have facilitated friendships with fellow scholars. Its the icing on the cake. There is a closeness that allows us to develop a solid relationship with each other, says freshman Global Scholar Dora Argueta, a native of El Salvador. Michael Richtmyer, a fellow scholar and vice president of the Freshmen Class Council, adds, I find our living arrangement an added bonus. Each person is unique and comes from a different background. There is a real camaraderie among us, and we all push each other to take that extra step in furthering study and research. Commuters also benefit. Having all of the Global Scholars housed together provides a self-described safe ground for Louise Lynch, who is a commuting Global Scholar and biology major. I am able to pop in and visit everyone anytime. Its a good set-up for support. ![]() |
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