Light sleepers may prefer to take a smaller dorm – they sleep from four to 12 – or even one of the private rooms, which are decorated along the same purple lines as the dorms, but without the extra strangers.
A smaller wing, sometimes referred to as the "maid's wing", abuts the center common area and includes a pantry and kitchen on its ground floor and smaller dorm rooms that originally housed servants on the floors above.
You need a lot of space to move, making the Kinect a tough sell for small dorm rooms.
Our relatively small dorm room was packed with 10 bunk beds, though we turned out to be the only guests.
The couple's first home was Pranav's small dorm room, whose prize furnishing was a television (bachelor size).
They're brighter than C.R.T.'s, crisper and, of course, far more compact -- not a bad feature in a small dorm room.
The downtown MoHo S is inside an elegantly converted century-old house just outside the Old Town, with small dorm rooms.
Student housing is wretched (Mr. Pomfret shares a small dorm room with seven men), the bathrooms are unspeakable, and the climate of repression, both political and sexual, is stifling.
Her small dorm room at Rutgers, which she shares with three other first-year law students, is decorated with the requisite picture of Che Guevara, a hero of the Cuban revolution, along with a poster of Nabil Salameh, a slain radical Palestinian leader.
No one borrows, or so much as touches, Mr. Williams's Jordans anymore, now that they have been transported from his small dorm room at the University of Louisville, where they were stacked along a wall, to their shrine in the bedroom closet.
Annette Kim, director of the University of Southern California's Spatial Analysis Lab, spent almost a year in China's capital from 2013 to 2014 studying the conditions for those living in the city's underground housing – a mixture of former bomb shelters and common basements repurposed to act as small dorm room units.
