Coed housing option won’t arrive in spring
Published: Wednesday, November 30, 2011
Updated: Thursday, December 1, 2011 10:12
The law has not stopped students of opposite sexes from living together off campus, where many turn a blind eye to the issue.
An employee of On50 apartments, an apartment complex popular with USF students, said the complex, like others, uses individual leases to get around the statute, leaving students responsible for their own living arrangements. The employee spoke under condition of anonymity so as to not speak for the company.
Hernandez said Housing would know by spring "whether (the pilot program for fall) was going to be moving forward or not."
4 comments
Anonymous
This issue comes up every 10 years.... Wait! Has it been 10 years already? Man I feel old now.(from the Oracle 10 years ago)
http://www.usforacle.com/2.5741/maybe-next-year-1.633726#.Ttk2i-x4Uvk
http://www.usforacle.com/2.5741/maybe-next-year-1.633726#.Ttk2i-x4Uvk
Thad Barkley
"students living in coed dorms would be guilty of a secondary misdemeanor, punishable by law for up to $500 and 60 days in jail."Simple solution - tack that $500 on to their OASIS account as a University Fee and for legal purposes designate the entire campus as a 'jail'WIN-WIN
The Oracle
No, just an online error that accidentally put a sports staff report in the story while uploading. Corrected. Thanks for the note!
Anonymous
I am very confused as to how the last six sentences have anything to do with the previous statements. The last six sentences are about sports, even though the article was about co-ed living on campus. Is this a mistype?
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