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Ordal Hall Floor PlansIf you would like to plan ahead here are Ordal Hall floor plans so you can fig
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South Hall Floor PlansIf you would like to plan ahead here are South Hall floor plans so you can fig
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to this Department of Residential Life webpage for the step-by-step process to apply for housing, select and apply for your learning communities preferences, and complete your roommate questionnaire! PLU requires that all full-time students live in university housing unless they meet certain criteria. You can see our residency requirement here. If you’re eligible to live off-campus, and choose to do so, you do not need to submit any additional information – our Residential Life Department will
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your personal information and PLU’s institutional data secure. Multi-Factor Authentication Requirement for All PLU StudentsAll PLU students will be required to enable Duo multi-factor authentication by March 6, 2019. We encourage students to plan ahead and enable Duo on their ePass account as soon as possible. Why Use Multi-Factor Authentication?Higher education institutions have developed single sign on accounts, such as the PLU ePass, to make it easier for students, faculty, and staff to access
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think that I write about young adults. I don’t think this genre is constrained to the age range of its main characters; there are YA readers of all ages. Adolescence is a phase in modern life that continues to resonate throughout one’s lifetime. A quick glance at Joseph Campbell’s monomyth also shows us that coming of age has been a universal subject since forever. So it’s not really about reading levels or age ranges but about the lives of adolescent characters. Maybe some YA authors have their own
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