It is understood incoming students pay a nominal fee towards the arrangement, which includes breakfast and a shuttle bus to the campus, while a warden is on-site to give advice with housing issues.
If you're lucky, you might find a warden to take you on a quick unofficial tour of the cottage where he spent his final years of captivity.
He was a fire warden on his floor and his last moments were spent helping people escape.
Within minutes, they headed to the closest stairwell, led by Brian Clark, a fire warden on the 84th floor, who had his flashlight and whistle.
At the Bertoua central prison, a warden who spoke on condition of anonymity said 32 migrants of various nationalities had recently been brought to the jail, but had no details on the number detained, beyond confirming: "We have many refugees in our keeping".
In 1918, her father took a job as a riverkeeper, or private game warden, on an estate in Sutherland County in the Scottish Highlands.
Cobalt was also given, as a "warden," an inexperienced officer on his first foreign tour whose prior assessments had focussed on his "lack of honesty, judgment, and maturity".
The officer told Everitt that a nature-reserve warden on the Isle of Rum, twenty miles offshore, had reported seeing a man "dancing about" in a gull colony.
