Posts Tagged ‘cathedral gardens’
Happy Pony Express Day!
Maybe today’s the day to send that postcard you’ve been thinking about writing. While you decide, here’s some news:
Read this: Administrators seek to provide teacher training to a wider array of teachers through a University-wide program based on the GSAS Teaching Center.
Know this: Residents of Cathedral Gardens are suing the building’s developers, claiming poor and shoddy construction.
Even more: Zoë Miller reviews the CU Player’s presentation of Sarah Ruhl’s “Passion Play.”
Cathedral Gardens, or, ‘My ceilings are so high I don’t feel bad about skipping class’
The facts: Cathedral Gardens is a small dorm at the corner of 110th Street on Manhattan Avenue. As the farthest dorm from campus, not many people are too keen on living there, despite the fact that each suite has a huge common area and beautiful kitchen. The rooms run from slightly above average to a little small, but this is made up for by the fact that there is so much room elsewhere in the suite.
The possibilities:
- four-person all singles
- four-person with a double
- five-person with a double
- six-person all singles
- six-person with a double More »