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	Sheila Lickfold, junior, journalism: "Yes. Age doesn't determine maturity. You can be 18 and ready to live off campus or 30 and not mature enough."		Patrick Koschak, sophomore, biblical languages: "Maturity is not an issue of age. Some need the additional accountability that living in the dorm offers."
	Amber Mull, freshman, intercultural studies: "Yes. I will have just turned 21 when I graduate."		Denise Nolan, sophomore, elementary education: "No, it depends on the person."
	Andrew Marshall, junior, pastoral ministries: "It is wise for them [not to live off-campus] for accountability purposes."		Liz Oril, junior, history: "I'm graduating next year, and I'm 20. It should be based more on grade level."

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