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Enrollment Grows as Well as the Need for Student Housing

Posted: Nov 26, 2010 8:17 AM by Posted by Sharlee Barriere
Updated: Nov 26, 2010 10:54 AM

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LAFAYETTE, La. (AP) - There are few images of college life more idyllic than a tree-shaded campus.
The University of Louisiana at Lafayette, with its stands of Century Oaks, pines, cypress and more, is a beautiful example of that.
But the university's enrollment is also growing and to deal with that the university officials are proposing
adding 2,600 on-campus housing units and a parking garage over the next two years.
That plan, however, is running into student opposition because it means the death of six of the campus' beloved oaks.
A petition to block the suggested changes is being circulated by the Society for Peace, Environment, Action and Knowledge, a campus enviromental group.

Topics: enrollment, grows, student, housing, oak, trees, university, louisiana, lafayette

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