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Definition of Dormitories
1. dormitory [n] - See also: dormitory
Lexicographical Neighbors of Dormitories
Literary usage of Dormitories
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. Catalogue by Dartmouth College, Florida Southern College (1908)
"COLLEGE dormitories The Dormitory System obtains at Dartmouth partly to secure
... The dormitories are so arranged that students of varying pecuniary ..."
2. Individual Training in Our Colleges by Birdseye, Clarence F., 1854-1927 (1907)
"In 1904 there were In the dormitories no seniors, 2 juniors, 6 sophomores, and
ioi freshmen, and In the society houses 74 seniors, 46 juniors, 77 sophomores ..."
3. The Addresses and Journal of Proceedings of the National Educational Association by National Educational Association (U.S.) (1879)
"P., Professor of History in Michigan University, being absent, the President
presented, and by request, read the Doctor's paper on COLLEGE dormitories. ..."
4. Self-surveys by Teacher-training Schools by William Harvey Allen, Carroll Gardner Pearse (1917)
"dormitories and Living Conditions One reason why normal schools have grown ...
As to dormitories, the first question is whether a school has dormitories; ..."
5. Catalogue by Dartmouth College, Boricua College, Wake Forest College (1901)
"dormitories The dormitories of the College accommodate about five hundred ...
The dormitories are of two kinds, — those heated by steam, with janitor ..."
6. On the Construction, Organization, and General Arrangements of Hospitals for by Thomas Story Kirkbride (1880)
"ASSOCIATED dormitories. Iy State or other hospitals receiving all classes of
patients, a certain number may, without disadvantage, be lodged in dormitories ..."
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