A dormitory is the most important facility for some students, since it is their second home. We at Hongik Tidings have already checked the details about the 3 dormitories that Hongik University has, in issue No. 201. So this time, we will look through some personal experiences. What was good and what was bad? These vivid experiences will tell us. Let¡¯s see! |
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Check the Good and Bad Aspects about the 3 Dormitories.
There are Pros and Cons about the Curfew System (12am).
What else is needed?
There are some events for the students living in dorms, such as snack service, movie showings, athletic meetings and hiking events. Since the dorm fee is not cheap compared to other universities, more events will increase students¡¯ satisfaction.
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As we found, there are some good aspects as well as bad aspects to dormitory living. Some problems are relatively easy to solve, such as placing refrigerators and water purifiers in each room. But the larger issues like elevators, old buildings and the location of buildings will not be changed in the near future. As we claim inconvenience, there must be changes and I'm sure that dorm life will get better little by little. As for the curfew system, both Pros and Cons have proper reasons. So to decide whether to ask for change, more students' opinions are necessary.
I am also going to living in a dorm in the second semester. It was very helpful gathering information from the students who are living in the dormitory. Wherever people live, there are problems. Perfection is far from reality. But we humans are experts for change, and the dorm is not an exception. Dorms are students' second home, so I wish someday we can happily say Dorm Sweet Dorm. |
Lee Jumi can9803@naver.com
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