Tour of Lily's room in King, one of two "thesis dorms" and part of the French House
Lily shows us around her room in King, an upperclassman dorm. She lives in a single in the French House, one of many culture houses on campus. Her dorm is one of the further ones from central campus at about a 5-7 minute walk.
The following is an computer-generated summary of the video transcript.
I live in the dorm called King, which is called a thesis storm because a lot of upperclassmen live here, and so it's pretty quiet and people are able to get their work done. I live in specifically the French house, which is a florin king. What happens is that three ta from France coming to year and live with us on we speak to each other in French. On DH. There are actually a number of culture houses across campus based on language or culture or arts or cooking. So that is definitely an option for you after freshman year. A lot of people do that just so they can live with people who have similar interests and often times. If you live in a culture house, you're almost guaranteed a single. So I live in a single and I'll just take you around. My closet is here and then I have these shelves for my clothes. This is probably my least favorite part because I don't really have drawers. I also have more shelves, Really long desks, Uh, standard college bad. Nothing too fancy. Some people will switch them out, but it is a lot of work. Uh, and then finally, I have, ah, window with a pretty nice view. I also wanted Teo share this couch because I'm super proud of it. It's a couch that actually didn't come with the room. I got it for fifteen dollars at a local thrift stores. So that is an option for you if you want to buy a couch for not too expensive, but yeah. That's just a quick little round up my room. Next thing we're gonna do is take you on my walk, Teo breakfast.