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PhilMann — 2009-04-23 16:22:19

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	+ ------ + ''2009-04-23 17:22:19'' [[nbsp]] How is the fitness facility on site? I know the ARC is really close but I just like to run on a treadmill. If the College's treadmill's are as good as the ARC's, I see no reason to deal with the crowds there. Also, how is the 24 hour study area? I'll be living there next year and I am pretty excited :). --["Users/PhilMann"]

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ElleWeber — 2009-04-21 14:41:07

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- '''The Colleges at La Rue''' (more commonly known simply as "The Colleges") offer one-, two-, three-, and four-bedroom units ranging from $815/month (for the Jr. one bedroom/one bath) to $2,260/month (for the four-bedroom/two-bath townhouse) with deposits ranging from $200-$600 [2007-2008] and are managed by ["Tandem Properties"]. You can find the rents and floor plans on the [http://www.tandemproperties.com/property.aspx?id=15&mode=floorplans Tandem website]. The Colleges are available only to ["undergraduates"], except ["Freshmen" first-years]. The Colleges are a joint partnership between UC Davis and Tandem. The physical buildings are owned by Tandem, while the land is owned by UC Davis.
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- This complex is on ["campus"], meaning that it is in a great location for students. The Colleges sit directly across the street from the ["ARC"], yet offers its own fitness room. The ["Rec Pool"] is immediately adjacent, and residents can easily bring just a towel and simply walk home to change out of their swimsuits. The apartments are pre-wired for Ethernet and residents connect via ["ResNet"], making UC Davis their official ISP. Electrical service is provided by the university as well, but is not included in the monthly rent. For those who have trouble paying their bill on time, this can be a boon because the university will never shut off your power as fees continue to accrue; however, charges are added to your university account and can impact your ability to register or graduate. [http://myphone.ucdavis.edu Phone service] is also available through the university, once again similar to the dorms. The apartments also come pre-wired for cable, but do not include any type of service (not even Student Housing TV). The Colleges are on ["Unitrans"] ["J bus line"], ["C bus line"] and ["D bus line"], inbound only. However, the Colleges is only a short walk to ["The Silo"], where you can catch several other bus lines.	+ '''The Colleges at La Rue''' (more commonly known simply as "The Colleges") offer one-, two-, three-, and four-bedroom units with deposits ranging from $200-$600 [2007-2008] and are managed by ["Tandem Properties"]. You can find the rents and floor plans on the [http://www.tandemproperties.com/property.aspx?id=15&mode=floorplans Tandem website]. The Colleges are available only to ["undergraduates"], except ["Freshmen" first-years]. The Colleges are a joint partnership between UC Davis and Tandem. The physical buildings are owned by Tandem, while the land is owned by UC Davis. + + = Apt Sizes and Corresponding Rents (2008/2009) = + [[Image(The_Colleges_Logo.JPG, thumbnail, 200, right, noborder)]] + \|\|<bgcolor='#E0E0FF'>'''Apt Size'''\|\|'''Sq. Ft.'''\|\|<bgcolor='#E0E0FF'>'''Rent'''\|\|'''Comments'''\|\| + \|\|<bgcolor='#E0E0FF'>Jr. 1x1\|\|480\|\|<bgcolor='#E0E0FF'>$875\|\| + \|\|<bgcolor='#E0E0FF'>1x1\|\|640\|\|<bgcolor='#E0E0FF'>$965\|\| + \|\|<bgcolor='#E0E0FF'>Grad Cottage Type I.\|\|636\|\|<bgcolor='#E0E0FF'>$1015\|\| + \|\|<bgcolor='#E0E0FF'>2x2\|\|1023\|\|<bgcolor='#E0E0FF'>$1480\|\| + \|\|<bgcolor='#E0E0FF'>3x2\|\|1242\|\|<bgcolor='#E0E0FF'>$2025\|\| + \|\|<bgcolor='#E0E0FF'>4x2\|\|1591\|\|<bgcolor='#E0E0FF'>$2428\|\| + + + = Amenities and Parking= + + [[Image(The_Colleges_Map.JPG, thumbnail, 300, right, "Map of The Colleges. Click to view larger size")]] + This complex is on ["campus"], meaning that it is in a great location for students. The Colleges sit directly across the street from the ["ARC"], yet offers its own fitness room. The ["Rec Pool"] is immediately adjacent, and residents can easily bring just a towel and simply walk home to change out of their swimsuits. The apartments are pre-wired for Ethernet and residents connect via ["ResNet"], making UC Davis their official ISP. Electrical service is provided by the university as well, but is not included in the monthly rent. For those who have trouble paying their bill on time, this can be a boon because the university will never shut off your power as fees continue to accrue; however, charges are added to your university account and can impact your ability to register or graduate. [http://myphone.ucdavis.edu Phone service] is also available through the university, once again similar to the dorms. The apartments also come pre-wired for cable, but do not include any type of service (not even Student Housing TV). The Colleges use underground thermal loops for cooling. The Colleges are on ["Unitrans"] ["J bus line"], ["C bus line"] and ["D bus line"], inbound only. However, the Colleges is only a short walk to ["The Silo"], where you can catch several other bus lines. + + The Colleges have a few 20-minute visitor parking spots, that people sometimes use as free parking for class (though they risk ticketing). There is also a parking lot reserved for residents that you can park in after 8 pm, or risk using illegally prior to that. While ["TAPS"] does not come by to ticket as often as they do for the campus lots, they still do so occasionally, so it's usually best to park only for short visits rather than leaving your car while you go to class. TAPS also does not start ticketing cars in the resident lot until near the end of October, once the residents have received their parking permits. + + The Colleges do not allow residents to keep pets, except for guide dogs and other service animals. + + The Colleges also has ["temporary storage"] units. A 6'x10' unit will run you $85/month. + + + = Leadership Learning Community =
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- The Colleges use underground thermal loops for cooling. - - The Colleges do not allow residents to keep pets, except for guide dogs and other service animals. - - A 6'x10' ["Temporary Storage" storage] unit will run you $85/month.

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MaryLieth — 2008-08-04 00:15:47

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- '''The Colleges at La Rue''' (more commonly known simply as "The Colleges") offer one-, two-, three-, and four-bedroom units ranging from $815/month (for the Jr. one bedroom/one bath) to $2,260/month (for the four-bedroom/two-bath townhouse) with deposits ranging from $200-$600 [2007-2008] and are managed by ["Tandem Properties"]. You can find the rents and floorplans on the [http://www.tandemproperties.com/property.aspx?id=15&mode=floorplans Tandem website]. The Colleges are available only to undergraduates, except first-years. The Colleges are a joint partnership between UC Davis and Tandem. The physical buildings are owned by Tandem, while the land is owned by UC Davis	+ '''The Colleges at La Rue''' (more commonly known simply as "The Colleges") offer one-, two-, three-, and four-bedroom units ranging from $815/month (for the Jr. one bedroom/one bath) to $2,260/month (for the four-bedroom/two-bath townhouse) with deposits ranging from $200-$600 [2007-2008] and are managed by ["Tandem Properties"]. You can find the rents and floor plans on the [http://www.tandemproperties.com/property.aspx?id=15&mode=floorplans Tandem website]. The Colleges are available only to ["undergraduates"], except ["Freshmen" first-years]. The Colleges are a joint partnership between UC Davis and Tandem. The physical buildings are owned by Tandem, while the land is owned by UC Davis.
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- This complex is on ["campus"], meaning that it is in a great location. The Colleges sit directly across the street from the ["ARC"], yet offers its own fitness room. The ["Rec Pool"] is immediately adjacent, and residents can easily bring just a towel and simply walk home to change out of their swimsuits. The apartments are pre-wired for Ethernet and residents connect via ["ResNet"], making UC Davis their official ISP. Electrical service is provided by the university as well but is not included in the monthly rent. For those who have trouble paying their bill on time, this can be a boon because the university will never shut off your power as fees continue to accrue; however, charges are added to your university account and can impact your ability to register or graduate. [http://myphone.ucdavis.edu Phone service] is also available through the university, once again similar to the dorms. The apartments also come pre-wired for cable, but do not include any type of service (not even Student Housing TV). The Colleges are on ["Unitrans"] ["J bus line"], ["C bus line"] and ["D bus line"], inbound only.	+ This complex is on ["campus"], meaning that it is in a great location for students. The Colleges sit directly across the street from the ["ARC"], yet offers its own fitness room. The ["Rec Pool"] is immediately adjacent, and residents can easily bring just a towel and simply walk home to change out of their swimsuits. The apartments are pre-wired for Ethernet and residents connect via ["ResNet"], making UC Davis their official ISP. Electrical service is provided by the university as well, but is not included in the monthly rent. For those who have trouble paying their bill on time, this can be a boon because the university will never shut off your power as fees continue to accrue; however, charges are added to your university account and can impact your ability to register or graduate. [http://myphone.ucdavis.edu Phone service] is also available through the university, once again similar to the dorms. The apartments also come pre-wired for cable, but do not include any type of service (not even Student Housing TV). The Colleges are on ["Unitrans"] ["J bus line"], ["C bus line"] and ["D bus line"], inbound only. However, the Colleges is only a short walk to ["The Silo"], where you can catch several other bus lines.
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- To live in The Colleges, students were once required to be accepted into the ["Leadership Learning Community"], which offered various extracurricular programs and events throughout the academic year. Today, you need only to find an open apartment, which may still be a difficult task to the competition for limited space. You must either find a current resident to move in with or enter a lottery to obtain one of the few apartments that open up each year. The lottery is completely random, with priority to current residents who are changing apartments. Your odds of getting an apartment are much better if you know someone you can move in with, either under a sublease or as a coleaser.	+ To live in The Colleges, students were once required to be accepted into the ["Leadership Learning Community"], which offered various extracurricular programs and events throughout the academic year. Today, you need only to find an open apartment, which may still be a difficult task to the competition for limited space. You must either find a current resident to move in with or enter a lottery to obtain one of the few apartments that open up each year. The lottery is completely random, with priority to current residents who are changing apartments. Your odds of getting an apartment are much better if you know someone you can move in with, either under a sublease or as a co-leaser.
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ElleWeber — 2008-07-15 16:54:49

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- ''2006-09-09 22:27:57'' [[nbsp]] I got accepted into the program and was offered an apartment right away, along with the other handful of people I knew that applied. We didn't have to worry about a lottery, and it wasn't even mentioned. They do have a really neat system for finding and looking for roommates. --["ChristyMarsden"]	+ ''2006-09-09 22:27:57'' [[nbsp]] I got accepted into the program and was offered an apartment right away, along with the other handful of people I knew that applied. We didn't have to worry about a lottery, and it wasn't even mentioned. They do have a really neat system for finding and looking for roommates. --["Users/ChristyMarsden"]
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- ''2007-02-02 09:08:16'' [[nbsp]] There are ways to get around the lottery; it is possible to join a friend's lease and then transfer to a new apartment. You get priority since you're technically already a resident. Only problem (or maybe not, if you're into it) is you're required to participate in the programs each quarter. Also, when I lived there (2005-2006) I don't think the lottery program was really in place; we received several emails reminding people that apartments were available if we had friends who were looking for a place to live. --["ElleWeber"]	+ ''2007-02-02 09:08:16'' [[nbsp]] There are ways to get around the lottery; it is possible to join a friend's lease and then transfer to a new apartment. You get priority since you're technically already a resident. Only problem (or maybe not, if you're into it) is you're required to participate in the programs each quarter. Also, when I lived there (2005-2006) I don't think the lottery program was really in place; we received several emails reminding people that apartments were available if we had friends who were looking for a place to live. --["Users/ElleWeber"]

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TaniaG — 2008-05-10 14:32:10

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	+ ------ + ''2008-05-10 15:32:10'' [[nbsp]] Since The Colleges is so close to the ARC and therefore Band-Uh headquarters, sometimes you can hear them practice when you are near the street. It's like hearing the ice cream truck during summer: always slightly surprising and always fun. --["Users/TaniaG"]

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LouisMa — 2008-03-13 09:21:44

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- As part of the ["Leadership Learning Community"], residents were once required to attend two 1.5-2 hour events (or a single longer event) a quarter. Some found the programs useful, others enjoyable, and still others treated it simply as part of "the price of living at The Colleges". Beginning Winter Quarter 2008, residents of the Colleges are no longer required to attend events. They are now strictly voluntary for those who seek their own professional development (in the case of leadership/career-oriented events such as resume workshops) or networking/enjoyment (in the case of community events such as ice cream and movie nights).	+ As part of the ["Leadership Learning Community"], residents were required to attend two 1.5-2 hour events (or a single longer event) a quarter. Some found the programs useful, others enjoyable, and still others treated it simply as part of "the price of living at The Colleges". Beginning Winter Quarter 2008, residents of the Colleges are no longer required to attend events. They are now strictly voluntary for those who seek their own professional development (in the case of leadership/career-oriented events such as resume workshops) or networking/enjoyment (in the case of community events such as ice cream and movie nights).
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LouisMa — 2008-03-13 09:20:06

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LouisMa — 2008-03-13 09:19:42

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- To live in The Colleges, you must be first accepted into the ["Leadership Learning Community"], which offers various extracurricular programs and events throughout the academic year. Acceptance into the community does not guarantee an apartment, as you must then find a current resident to move in with or enter a lottery to obtain one of the few apartments that open up each year. The lottery is completely random, with priority to current residents, such as upgrading from a one to two bedroom. Your odds of getting an apartment are much better if you know someone you can move in with. You can also sublease from someone, and avoid participation in the programs, although this is not allowed (except during the summer) and can result in eviction and other consequences for all parties involved if discovered.	+ To live in The Colleges, students were once required to be accepted into the ["Leadership Learning Community"], which offered various extracurricular programs and events throughout the academic year. Today, you need only to find an open apartment, which may still be a difficult task to the competition for limited space. You must either find a current resident to move in with or enter a lottery to obtain one of the few apartments that open up each year. The lottery is completely random, with priority to current residents who are changing apartments. Your odds of getting an apartment are much better if you know someone you can move in with, either under a sublease or as a coleaser.

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JasonAller — 2007-12-23 20:24:49

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- ''2007-09-28 11:09:49'' [[nbsp]] I enjoyed living here. I'm not sure if my neighbors were just quiet or the walls were soundproofed, but when they had stuff going on I could barley hear them. Although the walls within the apartment were paper thing. For a 100% student complex, parties never got out of hand and the campus police were always reasonable. I also found the units to be well insulated. --["Users/JamesSchwab"]	+ ''2007-09-28 11:09:49'' [[nbsp]] I enjoyed living here. I'm not sure if my neighbors were just quiet or the walls were soundproofed, but when they had stuff going on I could barely hear them. Although the walls within the apartment were paper thing. For a 100% student complex, parties never got out of hand and the campus police were always reasonable. I also found the units to be well insulated. --["Users/JamesSchwab"]

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LouisMa — 2007-12-10 14:54:11

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- As part of the ["Leadership Learning Community"], residents are required to attend two 1.5-2 hour events (or a single longer event) a quarter. At least one of those two must be a "leadership" seminar (such as leadership-related/career-related workshops, social-issue oriented films, or rock-climbing), but the other can be a "community-building" event (such as ice cream and movie nights, poker/games nights, or cookie decorating). Some find the programs useful, others enjoyable, and sitll others treat it simply as part of "the price of living at The Colleges".	+ As part of the ["Leadership Learning Community"], residents were once required to attend two 1.5-2 hour events (or a single longer event) a quarter. Some found the programs useful, others enjoyable, and still others treated it simply as part of "the price of living at The Colleges". Beginning Winter Quarter 2008, residents of the Colleges are no longer required to attend events. They are now strictly voluntary for those who seek their own professional development (in the case of leadership/career-oriented events such as resume workshops) or networking/enjoyment (in the case of community events such as ice cream and movie nights).

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LouisMa — 2007-12-03 15:49:51

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LouisMa — 2007-12-03 15:48:43

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LouisMa — 2007-09-28 12:19:12

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PhilipNeustrom — 2007-09-28 11:52:46

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LouisMa — 2007-09-28 11:42:42

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	+ ------ + ''2007-09-28 12:42:42'' [[nbsp]] The Colleges are a joint partnership between UC Davis and Tandem. The physical buildings are owned by Tandem, while the land is owned by UC Davis. --["Users/LouisMa"]

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	+ ------ + ''2007-09-28 12:28:21'' [[nbsp]] The property is managed by ["Tandem Properties"], but is it also owned by them? --["Users/PhilipNeustrom"]

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LouisMa — 2007-09-28 11:23:39

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- To live in The Colleges, you must be first accepted into the Leadership Learning Community, which offers various extracurricular programs and events throughout the academic year. Acceptance into the community does not guarantee an apartment, as you must then find a current resident to move in with or enter a lottery to obtain one of the few apartments that open up each year. The lottery is completely random, with priority to current residents, such as upgrading from a one to two bedroom. Your odds of getting an apartment are much better if you know someone you can move in with. You can also sublease from someone, and avoid participation in the programs, although this is not allowed (except during the summer) and can result in eviction and other consequences for all parties involved if discovered.	+ To live in The Colleges, you must be first accepted into the ["Leadership Learning Community"], which offers various extracurricular programs and events throughout the academic year. Acceptance into the community does not guarantee an apartment, as you must then find a current resident to move in with or enter a lottery to obtain one of the few apartments that open up each year. The lottery is completely random, with priority to current residents, such as upgrading from a one to two bedroom. Your odds of getting an apartment are much better if you know someone you can move in with. You can also sublease from someone, and avoid participation in the programs, although this is not allowed (except during the summer) and can result in eviction and other consequences for all parties involved if discovered.
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- As part of the Leadership Learning Community, residents are required to attend two 1.5-2 hour events (or a single longer event) a quarter. At least one of those two must be a "leadership" seminar (such as leadership-related/career-related workshops, social-issue oriented films, or rock-climbing), but the other can be a "community-building" event (such as ice cream and movie nights, poker/games nights, or cookie decorating). Some find the programs useful, others enjoyable, and sitll others treat it simply as part of "the price of living at The Colleges".	+ As part of the ["Leadership Learning Community"], residents are required to attend two 1.5-2 hour events (or a single longer event) a quarter. At least one of those two must be a "leadership" seminar (such as leadership-related/career-related workshops, social-issue oriented films, or rock-climbing), but the other can be a "community-building" event (such as ice cream and movie nights, poker/games nights, or cookie decorating). Some find the programs useful, others enjoyable, and sitll others treat it simply as part of "the price of living at The Colleges".

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LouisMa — 2007-09-28 11:22:31

Revert to version 62 ("Useful information" is not actually accurate.).

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- The Colleges have a few visitor parking spots that are always filled by University students that don't wish to buy a parking permit and park on campus. There is also a parking lot reserved for residents that you can park in after 8 pm, or risk using illegaly prior to that. While ["TAPS"] does not often come by to ticket, they do so occasionally and there is no way to tell (barring insider knowledge) when they will do so, so it's usually best to park only for short visits rather than leaving your car while you go to class. TAPS also does not start ticketing cars in the resident lot until near the end of October, once the residents have recieved their parking permits.	+ The Colleges have a few 20-minute visitor parking spots. There is also a parking lot reserved for residents that you can park in after 8 pm, or risk using illegaly prior to that. While ["TAPS"] does not come by to ticket as often as they do for the campus lots, they still do so occasionally, so it's usually best to park only for short visits rather than leaving your car while you go to class. TAPS also does not start ticketing cars in the resident lot until near the end of October, once the residents have recieved their parking permits.

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PhilipNeustrom — 2007-09-28 10:54:24

restored useful information that UCD students park here for free

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- The Colleges have a few 20-minute visitor parking spots. There is also a parking lot reserved for residents that you can park in after 8 pm, or risk using illegaly prior to that. While ["TAPS"] does not come by to ticket as often as they do for the campus lots, they still do so occasionally, so it's usually best to park only for short visits rather than leaving your car while you go to class. TAPS also does not start ticketing cars in the resident lot until near the end of October, once the residents have recieved their parking permits.	+ The Colleges have a few visitor parking spots that are always filled by University students that don't wish to buy a parking permit and park on campus. There is also a parking lot reserved for residents that you can park in after 8 pm, or risk using illegaly prior to that. While ["TAPS"] does not often come by to ticket, they do so occasionally and there is no way to tell (barring insider knowledge) when they will do so, so it's usually best to park only for short visits rather than leaving your car while you go to class. TAPS also does not start ticketing cars in the resident lot until near the end of October, once the residents have recieved their parking permits.

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LouisMa — 2007-09-28 10:45:57

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- This complex is on ["campus"], meaning that it is in a great location. The Colleges sit directly across the street from the ["ARC"], yet offers its own fitness room. The apartments are pre-wired for Ethernet and residents connect via ["ResNet"], making UC Davis their official ISP. Electrical service is provided by the university as well but is not included in the monthly rent. For those who have trouble paying their bill on time, this can be a boon because the university will never shut off your power as fees continue to accrue; however, charges are added to your university account and can impact your ability to register or graduate. [http://myphone.ucdavis.edu Phone service] is also available through the university, once again similar to the dorms. The apartments also come pre-wired for cable, but do not include any type of service (not even Student Housing TV). The Colleges are on ["Unitrans"] ["J bus line"], ["C bus line"] and ["D bus line"], inbound only.	+ This complex is on ["campus"], meaning that it is in a great location. The Colleges sit directly across the street from the ["ARC"], yet offers its own fitness room. The ["Rec Pool"] is immediately adjacent, and residents can easily bring just a towel and simply walk home to change out of their swimsuits. The apartments are pre-wired for Ethernet and residents connect via ["ResNet"], making UC Davis their official ISP. Electrical service is provided by the university as well but is not included in the monthly rent. For those who have trouble paying their bill on time, this can be a boon because the university will never shut off your power as fees continue to accrue; however, charges are added to your university account and can impact your ability to register or graduate. [http://myphone.ucdavis.edu Phone service] is also available through the university, once again similar to the dorms. The apartments also come pre-wired for cable, but do not include any type of service (not even Student Housing TV). The Colleges are on ["Unitrans"] ["J bus line"], ["C bus line"] and ["D bus line"], inbound only.
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- To live in The Colleges, you must be first accepted into the Leadership Learning Community, which offers various extracurricular programs and events throughout the academic year. Acceptance into the community does not guarantee an apartment, as you must then find a current resident to move in with or enter a lottery to obtain one of the few apartments that open up each year. The lottery is completely random, with priority to current residents, such as upgrading from a one to two bedroom. Your odds of getting an apartment are much better if you know someone you can move in with. You can also sublease from someone, and avoid participation in the programs, although this is illegal (except during the summer) and can result in eviction and other consequences for all parties involved if you are found out.	+ To live in The Colleges, you must be first accepted into the Leadership Learning Community, which offers various extracurricular programs and events throughout the academic year. Acceptance into the community does not guarantee an apartment, as you must then find a current resident to move in with or enter a lottery to obtain one of the few apartments that open up each year. The lottery is completely random, with priority to current residents, such as upgrading from a one to two bedroom. Your odds of getting an apartment are much better if you know someone you can move in with. You can also sublease from someone, and avoid participation in the programs, although this is not allowed (except during the summer) and can result in eviction and other consequences for all parties involved if discovered.

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LouisMa — 2007-09-28 10:37:36

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- The Colleges have a few 20-minute visitor parking spots. There is also a parking lot reserved for residents that you can park in after 8 pm, or risk using illegaly prior to that. While ["TAPS"] does not often come by to ticket, they do so occasionally and there is no way to tell (barring insider knowledge) when they will do so, so it's usually best to park only for short visits rather than leaving your car while you go to class. TAPS also does not start ticketing cars in the resident lot until near the end of October, once the residents have recieved their parking permits.	+ The Colleges have a few 20-minute visitor parking spots. There is also a parking lot reserved for residents that you can park in after 8 pm, or risk using illegaly prior to that. While ["TAPS"] does not come by to ticket as often as they do for the campus lots, they still do so occasionally, so it's usually best to park only for short visits rather than leaving your car while you go to class. TAPS also does not start ticketing cars in the resident lot until near the end of October, once the residents have recieved their parking permits.

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LouisMa — 2007-09-28 10:36:31

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- The Colleges have a few visitor parking spots that are always filled by University students that don't wish to buy a parking permit and park on campus. There is also a parking lot reserved for residents that you can park in after 8 pm, or risk using illegaly prior to that. While ["TAPS"] does not often come by to ticket, they do so occasionally and there is no way to tell (barring insider knowledge) when they will do so, so it's usually best to park only for short visits rather than leaving your car while you go to class. TAPS also does not start ticketing cars in the resident lot until near the end of October, once the residents have recieved their parking permits.	+ The Colleges have a few 20-minute visitor parking spots. There is also a parking lot reserved for residents that you can park in after 8 pm, or risk using illegaly prior to that. While ["TAPS"] does not often come by to ticket, they do so occasionally and there is no way to tell (barring insider knowledge) when they will do so, so it's usually best to park only for short visits rather than leaving your car while you go to class. TAPS also does not start ticketing cars in the resident lot until near the end of October, once the residents have recieved their parking permits.

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LouisMa — 2007-09-28 10:35:31

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- To live in The Colleges, you have to be accepted into the Leadership Learning Community, which offers various extracurricular programs and events throughout the academic year. Acceptance into the community does not guarantee an apartment, as you must then find a current resident to move in with or enter a lottery to obtain one of the few apartments that open up each year. The lottery is completely random, with priority to current residents, such as upgrading from a one to two bedroom. Your odds of getting an apartment are much better if you know someone you can move in with. You can also sublease from someone, and avoid participation in the programs, although this is illegal (except during the summer) and can result in eviction and other consequences for all parties involved if you are found out.	+ To live in The Colleges, you must be first accepted into the Leadership Learning Community, which offers various extracurricular programs and events throughout the academic year. Acceptance into the community does not guarantee an apartment, as you must then find a current resident to move in with or enter a lottery to obtain one of the few apartments that open up each year. The lottery is completely random, with priority to current residents, such as upgrading from a one to two bedroom. Your odds of getting an apartment are much better if you know someone you can move in with. You can also sublease from someone, and avoid participation in the programs, although this is illegal (except during the summer) and can result in eviction and other consequences for all parties involved if you are found out.
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- As part of the Leadership Learning community, residents are required to attend two 1.5-2 hour events (or a single longer event) a quarter. At least one of those two must be a "leadership" seminar (such as leadership-related/career-related workshops, social-issue oriented films, or rock-climbing), but the other can be a "community-building" event (such as ice cream and movie nights, poker/games nights, or cookie decorating). Some find the programs useful, others enjoyable, and sitll others treat it simply as part of "the price of living at The Colleges".	+ As part of the Leadership Learning Community, residents are required to attend two 1.5-2 hour events (or a single longer event) a quarter. At least one of those two must be a "leadership" seminar (such as leadership-related/career-related workshops, social-issue oriented films, or rock-climbing), but the other can be a "community-building" event (such as ice cream and movie nights, poker/games nights, or cookie decorating). Some find the programs useful, others enjoyable, and sitll others treat it simply as part of "the price of living at The Colleges".

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LouisMa — 2007-09-28 10:33:23

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LouisMa — 2007-09-28 10:32:21

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- '''The Colleges at La Rue''' (more commonly known simply as "The Colleges") offer one-, two-, three-, and four-bedroom units ranging from $815/month (for the Jr. one bedroom/one bath) to $2,260/month (for the four-bedroom/two-bath townhouse) with deposits ranging from $200-$600 [2007-2008] and are managed by ["Tandem Properties"]. You can find the rents and floorplans on the [http://www.tandemproperties.com/property.aspx?id=15&mode=floorplans Tandem website].	+ '''The Colleges at La Rue''' (more commonly known simply as "The Colleges") offer one-, two-, three-, and four-bedroom units ranging from $815/month (for the Jr. one bedroom/one bath) to $2,260/month (for the four-bedroom/two-bath townhouse) with deposits ranging from $200-$600 [2007-2008] and are managed by ["Tandem Properties"]. You can find the rents and floorplans on the [http://www.tandemproperties.com/property.aspx?id=15&mode=floorplans Tandem website]. The Colleges are available only to undergraduates, except first-years.
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- This complex is on ["campus"], meaning that it is in a great location and is available only to UC Davis students (except first-years). The Colleges sit directly across the street from the ["ARC"], yet offers its own fitness room. The apartments are pre-wired for Ethernet and residents connect via ["ResNet"], making UC Davis their official ISP. Electrical service is provided by the university as well but is not included in the monthly rent. For those who have trouble paying their bill on time, this can be a boon because the university will never shut off your power as fees continue to accrue; however, charges are added to your university account and can impact your ability to register or graduate. [http://myphone.ucdavis.edu Phone service] is also available through the university, once again similar to the dorms. The apartments also come pre-wired for cable, but do not include any type of service (not even Student Housing TV). The Colleges are on ["Unitrans"] ["J bus line"], ["C bus line"] and ["D bus line"], inbound only.	+ This complex is on ["campus"], meaning that it is in a great location. The Colleges sit directly across the street from the ["ARC"], yet offers its own fitness room. The apartments are pre-wired for Ethernet and residents connect via ["ResNet"], making UC Davis their official ISP. Electrical service is provided by the university as well but is not included in the monthly rent. For those who have trouble paying their bill on time, this can be a boon because the university will never shut off your power as fees continue to accrue; however, charges are added to your university account and can impact your ability to register or graduate. [http://myphone.ucdavis.edu Phone service] is also available through the university, once again similar to the dorms. The apartments also come pre-wired for cable, but do not include any type of service (not even Student Housing TV). The Colleges are on ["Unitrans"] ["J bus line"], ["C bus line"] and ["D bus line"], inbound only.

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LouisMa — 2007-09-28 10:27:29

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- The Colleges have a few visitor parking spots that are always filled by University students that don't wish to buy a parking permit and park on campus. There is also a parking lot reserved for residents that you can park in after 8 pm, or risk using illegaly prior to that. While ["TAPS"] does not often come by to ticket, they do so occasionally and there is no way to tell (barring insider knowledge) when they will do so, so it's usually best to do so only for short periods of time. TAPS also does not start ticketing cars in the resident lot until near the end of October, once the residents have recieved their parking permits.	+ The Colleges have a few visitor parking spots that are always filled by University students that don't wish to buy a parking permit and park on campus. There is also a parking lot reserved for residents that you can park in after 8 pm, or risk using illegaly prior to that. While ["TAPS"] does not often come by to ticket, they do so occasionally and there is no way to tell (barring insider knowledge) when they will do so, so it's usually best to park only for short visits rather than leaving your car while you go to class. TAPS also does not start ticketing cars in the resident lot until near the end of October, once the residents have recieved their parking permits.

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LouisMa — 2007-09-28 10:25:59

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- \|\|<-2>[[address("164 ["LaRue Road"]", "38.541136", "-121.762137")]]\|\| - \|\|<-2>(On ["campus"], off of La Rue Road & across the street from the ["ARC"])\|\|	+ \|\|<-2>On ["campus"], off of La Rue Road & across the street from the ["ARC"]\|\|
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- \|\|<-2 bgcolor='#E0E0FF'>'''Contact - Tandem Office'''\|\|	+ \|\|<-2 bgcolor='#E0E0FF'>'''Tandem Office'''\|\| + \|\|<-2>Hours: M-F 9:30am-12pm, 1pm-5:30pm\|\| + \|\|<-2>164 ["La Rue Road"]\|\|
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- \|\|<-2 bgcolor='#E0E0FF'>'''Contact - Leadership Learning Center'''\|\|	+ \|\|<-2 bgcolor='#E0E0FF'>'''Leadership Learning Center Office'''\|\| + \|\|<-2>Hours: M-F 9:00am-12pm, 1pm-4:00pm\|\| + \|\|<-2>168 ["La Rue Road"]\|\|
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- \|\|Central heat/air\|\|\|\|<(>Dishwasher/microwave\|\| - \|\|Handicapped access\|\|\|\|<(>Laundry\|\| - \|\|Storage\|\|\|\|<(>BBQ area\|\| - \|\|Exercise room\|\|\|\|<(>Study room\|\| - \|\|["resnet" Ethernet access]\|\|\|\|<(>Clubhouse\|\| - \|\|Near ["ARC"] & ["Rec Pool"]\|\|	+ \|\|Central Heat/Air Conditioning\|\|\|\|<(>Dishwasher/Microwave\|\| + \|\|Handicapped Access\|\|\|\|<(>Laundry Room\|\| + \|\|Rentable Storage\|\|\|\|<(>BBQ Areas\|\| + \|\|Fitness Room\|\|\|\|<(>Study Rooms\|\| + \|\|["Resnet" Ethernet Access]\|\|\|\|<(>Near ["ARC"] & ["Rec Pool"]\|\| + \|\|Community Center Building\|\|
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- '''The Colleges at La Rue''' (more commonly known simply as "The Colleges") offer one-, two-, three-, and four-bedroom units ranging from $765/month to $2,100/month with deposits ranging from $200-$600 [March 2005] and are managed by ["Tandem Properties"]. A one bedroom here is >$700 and the large 4 bedroom apartment is about $1915 a month, according to their [http://thecolleges.ucdavis.edu/ website]. This complex is on ["campus"], meaning that it is in a great location and is available first and foremost to UC Davis students. The Colleges sit directly across the street from the ["ARC"] yet offers its own fitness room. The apartments are pre-wired for Ethernet and residents connect via ["ResNet"], making UC Davis their official ISP. Electrical service is provided by the university as well but is not included in the monthly rent. For those who have trouble paying their bill on time, this can be a boon because the university will never shut off your power as fees continue to accrue; however, charges are added to your university account and can impact your ability to register or graduate. [http://myphone.ucdavis.edu Phone service] is also available through the university, once again similar to the dorms. The apartments also come pre-wired for cable, but do not include any type of service (not even Student Housing TV). The Colleges are on ["Unitrans"] ["J bus line"], ["C bus line"] and ["D bus line"], inbound only.	+ '''The Colleges at La Rue''' (more commonly known simply as "The Colleges") offer one-, two-, three-, and four-bedroom units ranging from $815/month (for the Jr. one bedroom/one bath) to $2,260/month (for the four-bedroom/two-bath townhouse) with deposits ranging from $200-$600 [2007-2008] and are managed by ["Tandem Properties"]. You can find the rents and floorplans on the [http://www.tandemproperties.com/property.aspx?id=15&mode=floorplans Tandem website]. + + This complex is on ["campus"], meaning that it is in a great location and is available only to UC Davis students (except first-years). The Colleges sit directly across the street from the ["ARC"], yet offers its own fitness room. The apartments are pre-wired for Ethernet and residents connect via ["ResNet"], making UC Davis their official ISP. Electrical service is provided by the university as well but is not included in the monthly rent. For those who have trouble paying their bill on time, this can be a boon because the university will never shut off your power as fees continue to accrue; however, charges are added to your university account and can impact your ability to register or graduate. [http://myphone.ucdavis.edu Phone service] is also available through the university, once again similar to the dorms. The apartments also come pre-wired for cable, but do not include any type of service (not even Student Housing TV). The Colleges are on ["Unitrans"] ["J bus line"], ["C bus line"] and ["D bus line"], inbound only.
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- To live in The Colleges, you have to be accepted into the Leadership and Professional Development Community which offers various extracurricular programs and events throughout the academic year. Then, you will be entered into a ''lottery'' for an apartment since there is limited space. All residents are required to be in the Community. Just because you get accepted in a community does NOT guarantee an apartment. The lottery is completely random, with priority to current residents, such as upgrading from a one to two bedroom.	+ To live in The Colleges, you have to be accepted into the Leadership Learning Community, which offers various extracurricular programs and events throughout the academic year. Acceptance into the community does not guarantee an apartment, as you must then find a current resident to move in with or enter a lottery to obtain one of the few apartments that open up each year. The lottery is completely random, with priority to current residents, such as upgrading from a one to two bedroom. Your odds of getting an apartment are much better if you know someone you can move in with. You can also sublease from someone, and avoid participation in the programs, although this is illegal (except during the summer) and can result in eviction and other consequences for all parties involved if you are found out.
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- Many find participation in the programs to be cumbersome, others enjoyable, and still others treat it simply as part of "the price of living at The Colleges." People's chances for living here are much better if they know someone who already resides there, and can be added to their lease as a roommate. You can also sublease from someone, and avoid participation in the programs.	+ As part of the Leadership Learning community, residents are required to attend two 1.5-2 hour events (or a single longer event) a quarter. At least one of those two must be a "leadership" seminar (such as leadership-related/career-related workshops, social-issue oriented films, or rock-climbing), but the other can be a "community-building" event (such as ice cream and movie nights, poker/games nights, or cookie decorating). Some find the programs useful, others enjoyable, and sitll others treat it simply as part of "the price of living at The Colleges".
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- The Colleges have a few visitor parking spots that are always filled by University students that don't wish to buy a parking permit and park on campus. Basically, if you have a friend in the Colleges you may not drive over and visit them during the week before 8pm. Some people consider this "such sauce!" that ["TAPS"] will, somewhat rarely, ticket you if you park in the lot reserved for residents. There is a campus lot right by if you have a UCD parking permit, and you can park on the street if you have a city permit. They also do not ticket cars in the resident lot until after Halloween.	+ The Colleges have a few visitor parking spots that are always filled by University students that don't wish to buy a parking permit and park on campus. There is also a parking lot reserved for residents that you can park in after 8 pm, or risk using illegaly prior to that. While ["TAPS"] does not often come by to ticket, they do so occasionally and there is no way to tell (barring insider knowledge) when they will do so, so it's usually best to do so only for short periods of time. TAPS also does not start ticketing cars in the resident lot until near the end of October, once the residents have recieved their parking permits.
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	+ ------ + ''2007-09-28 11:09:49'' [[nbsp]] I enjoyed living here. I'm not sure if my neighbors were just quiet or the walls were soundproofed, but when they had stuff going on I could barley hear them. Although the walls within the apartment were paper thing. For a 100% student complex, parties never got out of hand and the campus police were always reasonable. I also found the units to be well insulated. --["Users/JamesSchwab"]

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- \|\|Central Heat/Air Conditioning\|\|\|\|<(>Dishwasher/Microwave\|\| - \|\|Handicapped Access\|\|\|\|<(>Laundry Room\|\| - \|\|Rentable Storage\|\|\|\|<(>BBQ Areas\|\| - \|\|Fitness Room\|\|\|\|<(>Study Rooms\|\| - \|\|["Resnet" Ethernet Access]\|\|\|\|<(>Near ["ARC"] & ["Rec Pool"]\|\| - \|\|Community Center Building\|\|	+ \|\|Central heat/air\|\|\|\|<(>Dishwasher/microwave\|\| + \|\|Handicapped access\|\|\|\|<(>Laundry\|\| + \|\|Storage\|\|\|\|<(>BBQ area\|\| + \|\|Exercise room\|\|\|\|<(>Study room\|\| + \|\|["resnet" Ethernet access]\|\|\|\|<(>Clubhouse\|\| + \|\|Near ["ARC"] & ["Rec Pool"]\|\|
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- '''The Colleges at La Rue''' (more commonly known simply as "The Colleges") offer one-, two-, three-, and four-bedroom units ranging from $815/month (for the Jr. one bedroom/one bath) to $2,260/month (for the four-bedroom/two-bath townhouse) with deposits ranging from $200-$600 [2007-2008] and are managed by ["Tandem Properties"]. You can find the rents and floorplans on the [http://www.tandemproperties.com/property.aspx?id=15&mode=floorplans Tandem website]. - - This complex is on ["campus"], meaning that it is in a great location and is available only to UC Davis students (except first-years). The Colleges sit directly across the street from the ["ARC"], yet offers its own fitness room. The apartments are pre-wired for Ethernet and residents connect via ["ResNet"], making UC Davis their official ISP. Electrical service is provided by the university as well but is not included in the monthly rent. For those who have trouble paying their bill on time, this can be a boon because the university will never shut off your power as fees continue to accrue; however, charges are added to your university account and can impact your ability to register or graduate. [http://myphone.ucdavis.edu Phone service] is also available through the university, once again similar to the dorms. The apartments also come pre-wired for cable, but do not include any type of service (not even Student Housing TV). The Colleges are on ["Unitrans"] ["J bus line"], ["C bus line"] and ["D bus line"], inbound only.	+ '''The Colleges at La Rue''' (more commonly known simply as "The Colleges") offer one-, two-, three-, and four-bedroom units ranging from $765/month to $2,100/month with deposits ranging from $200-$600 [March 2005] and are managed by ["Tandem Properties"]. A one bedroom here is >$700 and the large 4 bedroom apartment is about $1915 a month, according to their [http://thecolleges.ucdavis.edu/ website]. This complex is on ["campus"], meaning that it is in a great location and is available first and foremost to UC Davis students. The Colleges sit directly across the street from the ["ARC"] yet offers its own fitness room. The apartments are pre-wired for Ethernet and residents connect via ["ResNet"], making UC Davis their official ISP. Electrical service is provided by the university as well but is not included in the monthly rent. For those who have trouble paying their bill on time, this can be a boon because the university will never shut off your power as fees continue to accrue; however, charges are added to your university account and can impact your ability to register or graduate. [http://myphone.ucdavis.edu Phone service] is also available through the university, once again similar to the dorms. The apartments also come pre-wired for cable, but do not include any type of service (not even Student Housing TV). The Colleges are on ["Unitrans"] ["J bus line"], ["C bus line"] and ["D bus line"], inbound only.
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- To live in The Colleges, you have to be accepted into the Leadership Learning Community, which offers various extracurricular programs and events throughout the academic year. Acceptance into the community does not guarantee an apartment, as you must then find a current resident to move in with or enter a lottery to obtain one of the few apartments that open up each year. The lottery is completely random, with priority to current residents, such as upgrading from a one to two bedroom. Your odds of getting an apartment are much better if you know someone you can move in with. You can also sublease from someone, and avoid participation in the programs, although this is illegal (except during the summer) and can result in eviction and other consequences for all parties involved if you are found out.	+ To live in The Colleges, you have to be accepted into the Leadership and Professional Development Community which offers various extracurricular programs and events throughout the academic year. Then, you will be entered into a ''lottery'' for an apartment since there is limited space. All residents are required to be in the Community. Just because you get accepted in a community does NOT guarantee an apartment. The lottery is completely random, with priority to current residents, such as upgrading from a one to two bedroom.
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- As part of the Leadership Learning community, residents are required to attend two 1.5-2 hour events (or a single longer event) a quarter. At least one of those two must be a "leadership" seminar (such as leadership-related/career-related workshops, social-issue oriented films, or rock-climbing), but the other can be a "community-building" event (such as ice cream and movie nights, poker/games nights, or cookie decorating). Some find the programs useful, others enjoyable, and sitll others treat it simply as part of "the price of living at The Colleges".	+ Many find participation in the programs to be cumbersome, others enjoyable, and still others treat it simply as part of "the price of living at The Colleges." People's chances for living here are much better if they know someone who already resides there, and can be added to their lease as a roommate. You can also sublease from someone, and avoid participation in the programs.
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- The Colleges have a few visitor parking spots that are always filled by University students that don't wish to buy a parking permit and park on campus. There is also a parking lot reserved for residents that you can park in after 8 pm, or risk using illegaly prior to that. While ["TAPS"] does not often come by to ticket, they do so occasionally and there is no way to tell (barring insider knowledge) when they will do so, so it's usually best to do so only for short periods of time. TAPS also does not start ticketing cars in the resident lot until near the end of October, once the residents have recieved their parking permits.	+ The Colleges have a few visitor parking spots that are always filled by University students that don't wish to buy a parking permit and park on campus. Basically, if you have a friend in the Colleges you may not drive over and visit them during the week before 8pm. Some people consider this "such sauce!" that ["TAPS"] will, somewhat rarely, ticket you if you park in the lot reserved for residents. There is a campus lot right by if you have a UCD parking permit, and you can park on the street if you have a city permit. They also do not ticket cars in the resident lot until after Halloween.
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- ------ - ''2007-09-28 11:09:49'' [[nbsp]] I enjoyed living here. I'm not sure if my neighbors were just quiet or the walls were soundproofed, but when they had stuff going on I could barley hear them. Although the walls within the apartment were paper thing. For a 100% student complex, parties never got out of hand and the campus police were always reasonable. I also found the units to be well insulated. --["Users/JamesSchwab"]

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- To live in The Colleges, you have to be accepted into the Leadership and Professional Development Community which offers various extracurricular programs and events throughout the academic year. Then, you will be entered into a ''lottery'' for an apartment since there is limited space. All residents are required to be in the Community. Just because you get accepted in a community does NOT guarantee an apartment. The lottery is completely random, with priority to current residents, such as upgrading from a one to two bedroom.	+ To live in The Colleges, you have to be accepted into the Leadership Learning Community, which offers various extracurricular programs and events throughout the academic year. Acceptance into the community does not guarantee an apartment, as you must then find a current resident to move in with or enter a lottery to obtain one of the few apartments that open up each year. The lottery is completely random, with priority to current residents, such as upgrading from a one to two bedroom. Your odds of getting an apartment are much better if you know someone you can move in with. You can also sublease from someone, and avoid participation in the programs, although this is illegal (except during the summer) and can result in eviction and other consequences for all parties involved if you are found out.
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- Many find participation in the programs to be cumbersome, others enjoyable, and still others treat it simply as part of "the price of living at The Colleges." People's chances for living here are much better if they know someone who already resides there, and can be added to their lease as a roommate. You can also sublease from someone, and avoid participation in the programs.	+ As part of the Leadership Learning community, residents are required to attend two 1.5-2 hour events (or a single longer event) a quarter. At least one of those two must be a "leadership" seminar (such as leadership-related/career-related workshops, social-issue oriented films, or rock-climbing), but the other can be a "community-building" event (such as ice cream and movie nights, poker/games nights, or cookie decorating). Some find the programs useful, others enjoyable, and sitll others treat it simply as part of "the price of living at The Colleges".
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- The Colleges have a few visitor parking spots that are always filled by University students that don't wish to buy a parking permit and park on campus. Basically, if you have a friend in the Colleges you may not drive over and visit them during the week before 8pm. Some people consider this "such sauce!" that ["TAPS"] will, somewhat rarely, ticket you if you park in the lot reserved for residents. There is a campus lot right by if you have a UCD parking permit, and you can park on the street if you have a city permit. They also do not ticket cars in the resident lot until after Halloween.	+ The Colleges have a few visitor parking spots that are always filled by University students that don't wish to buy a parking permit and park on campus. There is also a parking lot reserved for residents that you can park in after 8 pm, or risk using illegaly prior to that. While ["TAPS"] does not often come by to ticket, they do so occasionally and there is no way to tell (barring insider knowledge) when they will do so, so it's usually best to do so only for short periods of time. TAPS also does not start ticketing cars in the resident lot until near the end of October, once the residents have recieved their parking permits.
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	+ ------ + ''2007-09-28 11:09:49'' [[nbsp]] I enjoyed living here. I'm not sure if my neighbors were just quiet or the walls were soundproofed, but when they had stuff going on I could barley hear them. Although the walls within the apartment were paper thing. For a 100% student complex, parties never got out of hand and the campus police were always reasonable. I also found the units to be well insulated. --["Users/JamesSchwab"]

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- This complex is on ["campus"], meaning that it is in a great location and is available first and foremost to UC Davis students. The Colleges sit directly across the street from the ["ARC"] yet offers its own fitness room. The apartments are pre-wired for Ethernet and residents connect via ["ResNet"], making UC Davis their official ISP. Electrical service is provided by the university as well but is not included in the monthly rent. For those who have trouble paying their bill on time, this can be a boon because the university will never shut off your power as fees continue to accrue; however, charges are added to your university account and can impact your ability to register or graduate. [http://myphone.ucdavis.edu Phone service] is also available through the university, once again similar to the dorms. The apartments also come pre-wired for cable, but do not include any type of service (not even Student Housing TV). The Colleges are on ["Unitrans"] ["J bus line"], ["C bus line"] and ["D bus line"], inbound only.	+ This complex is on ["campus"], meaning that it is in a great location and is available only to UC Davis students (except first-years). The Colleges sit directly across the street from the ["ARC"], yet offers its own fitness room. The apartments are pre-wired for Ethernet and residents connect via ["ResNet"], making UC Davis their official ISP. Electrical service is provided by the university as well but is not included in the monthly rent. For those who have trouble paying their bill on time, this can be a boon because the university will never shut off your power as fees continue to accrue; however, charges are added to your university account and can impact your ability to register or graduate. [http://myphone.ucdavis.edu Phone service] is also available through the university, once again similar to the dorms. The apartments also come pre-wired for cable, but do not include any type of service (not even Student Housing TV). The Colleges are on ["Unitrans"] ["J bus line"], ["C bus line"] and ["D bus line"], inbound only.

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- '''The Colleges at La Rue''' (more commonly known simply as "The Colleges") offer one-, two-, three-, and four-bedroom units ranging from $815/month to $2,260/month with deposits ranging from $200-$600 [2007-2008] and are managed by ["Tandem Properties"]. A one bedroom here is >$700 and the large 4 bedroom apartment is about $1915 a month, according to their [http://thecolleges.ucdavis.edu/ website]. This complex is on ["campus"], meaning that it is in a great location and is available first and foremost to UC Davis students. The Colleges sit directly across the street from the ["ARC"] yet offers its own fitness room. The apartments are pre-wired for Ethernet and residents connect via ["ResNet"], making UC Davis their official ISP. Electrical service is provided by the university as well but is not included in the monthly rent. For those who have trouble paying their bill on time, this can be a boon because the university will never shut off your power as fees continue to accrue; however, charges are added to your university account and can impact your ability to register or graduate. [http://myphone.ucdavis.edu Phone service] is also available through the university, once again similar to the dorms. The apartments also come pre-wired for cable, but do not include any type of service (not even Student Housing TV). The Colleges are on ["Unitrans"] ["J bus line"], ["C bus line"] and ["D bus line"], inbound only.	+ '''The Colleges at La Rue''' (more commonly known simply as "The Colleges") offer one-, two-, three-, and four-bedroom units ranging from $815/month (for the Jr. one bedroom/one bath) to $2,260/month (for the four-bedroom/two-bath townhouse) with deposits ranging from $200-$600 [2007-2008] and are managed by ["Tandem Properties"]. You can find the rents and floorplans on the [http://www.tandemproperties.com/property.aspx?id=15&mode=floorplans Tandem website]. + + This complex is on ["campus"], meaning that it is in a great location and is available first and foremost to UC Davis students. The Colleges sit directly across the street from the ["ARC"] yet offers its own fitness room. The apartments are pre-wired for Ethernet and residents connect via ["ResNet"], making UC Davis their official ISP. Electrical service is provided by the university as well but is not included in the monthly rent. For those who have trouble paying their bill on time, this can be a boon because the university will never shut off your power as fees continue to accrue; however, charges are added to your university account and can impact your ability to register or graduate. [http://myphone.ucdavis.edu Phone service] is also available through the university, once again similar to the dorms. The apartments also come pre-wired for cable, but do not include any type of service (not even Student Housing TV). The Colleges are on ["Unitrans"] ["J bus line"], ["C bus line"] and ["D bus line"], inbound only.

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- '''The Colleges at La Rue''' (more commonly known simply as "The Colleges") offer one-, two-, three-, and four-bedroom units ranging from $765/month to $2,100/month with deposits ranging from $200-$600 [March 2005] and are managed by ["Tandem Properties"]. A one bedroom here is >$700 and the large 4 bedroom apartment is about $1915 a month, according to their [http://thecolleges.ucdavis.edu/ website]. This complex is on ["campus"], meaning that it is in a great location and is available first and foremost to UC Davis students. The Colleges sit directly across the street from the ["ARC"] yet offers its own fitness room. The apartments are pre-wired for Ethernet and residents connect via ["ResNet"], making UC Davis their official ISP. Electrical service is provided by the university as well but is not included in the monthly rent. For those who have trouble paying their bill on time, this can be a boon because the university will never shut off your power as fees continue to accrue; however, charges are added to your university account and can impact your ability to register or graduate. [http://myphone.ucdavis.edu Phone service] is also available through the university, once again similar to the dorms. The apartments also come pre-wired for cable, but do not include any type of service (not even Student Housing TV). The Colleges are on ["Unitrans"] ["J bus line"], ["C bus line"] and ["D bus line"], inbound only.	+ '''The Colleges at La Rue''' (more commonly known simply as "The Colleges") offer one-, two-, three-, and four-bedroom units ranging from $815/month to $2,260/month with deposits ranging from $200-$600 [2007-2008] and are managed by ["Tandem Properties"]. A one bedroom here is >$700 and the large 4 bedroom apartment is about $1915 a month, according to their [http://thecolleges.ucdavis.edu/ website]. This complex is on ["campus"], meaning that it is in a great location and is available first and foremost to UC Davis students. The Colleges sit directly across the street from the ["ARC"] yet offers its own fitness room. The apartments are pre-wired for Ethernet and residents connect via ["ResNet"], making UC Davis their official ISP. Electrical service is provided by the university as well but is not included in the monthly rent. For those who have trouble paying their bill on time, this can be a boon because the university will never shut off your power as fees continue to accrue; however, charges are added to your university account and can impact your ability to register or graduate. [http://myphone.ucdavis.edu Phone service] is also available through the university, once again similar to the dorms. The apartments also come pre-wired for cable, but do not include any type of service (not even Student Housing TV). The Colleges are on ["Unitrans"] ["J bus line"], ["C bus line"] and ["D bus line"], inbound only.

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	+ ------ + ''2007-02-02 09:08:16'' [[nbsp]] There are ways to get around the lottery; it is possible to join a friend's lease and then transfer to a new apartment. You get priority since you're technically already a resident. Only problem (or maybe not, if you're into it) is you're required to participate in the programs each quarter. Also, when I lived there (2005-2006) I don't think the lottery program was really in place; we received several emails reminding people that apartments were available if we had friends who were looking for a place to live. --["ElleWeber"]

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- '''The Colleges at La Rue''' (more commonly known simply as "The Colleges") offer one-, two-, three-, and four-bedroom units ranging from $765/month to $2,100/month with deposits ranging from $200-$600 [March 2005] and are managed by ["Tandem Properties"]. A one bedroom here is >$700 and the large 4 bedroom apartment is about $1915 a month, according to their [http://www.tandemproperties.com/colleges/index.html website]. This complex is on ["campus"], meaning that it is in a great location and is available first and foremost to UC Davis students. The Colleges sit directly across the street from the ["ARC"] yet offers its own fitness room. The apartments are pre-wired for Ethernet and residents connect via ["ResNet"], making UC Davis their official ISP. Electrical service is provided by the university as well but is not included in the monthly rent. For those who have trouble paying their bill on time, this can be a boon because the university will never shut off your power as fees continue to accrue; however, charges are added to your university account and can impact your ability to register or graduate. [http://myphone.ucdavis.edu Phone service] is also available through the university, once again similar to the dorms. The apartments also come pre-wired for cable, but do not include any type of service (not even Student Housing TV). The Colleges are on ["Unitrans"] ["J bus line"], ["C bus line"] and ["D bus line"], inbound only.	+ '''The Colleges at La Rue''' (more commonly known simply as "The Colleges") offer one-, two-, three-, and four-bedroom units ranging from $765/month to $2,100/month with deposits ranging from $200-$600 [March 2005] and are managed by ["Tandem Properties"]. A one bedroom here is >$700 and the large 4 bedroom apartment is about $1915 a month, according to their [http://thecolleges.ucdavis.edu/ website]. This complex is on ["campus"], meaning that it is in a great location and is available first and foremost to UC Davis students. The Colleges sit directly across the street from the ["ARC"] yet offers its own fitness room. The apartments are pre-wired for Ethernet and residents connect via ["ResNet"], making UC Davis their official ISP. Electrical service is provided by the university as well but is not included in the monthly rent. For those who have trouble paying their bill on time, this can be a boon because the university will never shut off your power as fees continue to accrue; however, charges are added to your university account and can impact your ability to register or graduate. [http://myphone.ucdavis.edu Phone service] is also available through the university, once again similar to the dorms. The apartments also come pre-wired for cable, but do not include any type of service (not even Student Housing TV). The Colleges are on ["Unitrans"] ["J bus line"], ["C bus line"] and ["D bus line"], inbound only.

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- To live in The Colleges, you have to be accepted into the Leadership and Professional Development Community which offers various extracurricular programs and events throughout the academic year. Then, you will be entered into a ''lottery'' for an apartment since there are limited space. All residents are required to be in the Community. Just because you get accepted in a community does NOT guarantee an apartment. The lottery is completely random, with priority to current residents, such as upgrading from a one to two bedroom.	+ To live in The Colleges, you have to be accepted into the Leadership and Professional Development Community which offers various extracurricular programs and events throughout the academic year. Then, you will be entered into a ''lottery'' for an apartment since there is limited space. All residents are required to be in the Community. Just because you get accepted in a community does NOT guarantee an apartment. The lottery is completely random, with priority to current residents, such as upgrading from a one to two bedroom.

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JosephBleckman — 2006-09-09 22:12:18

Am living here now. Can draw my own conclusions

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DannyYeung — 2006-09-09 21:33:43

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- Many find participation in the programs to be cumbersome, others enjoyable, and still others treat it simply as part of "the price of living at The Colleges." People's chances for living here are much better if they know someone who already resides there, and can be added to their lease as a roommate.	+ Many find participation in the programs to be cumbersome, others enjoyable, and still others treat it simply as part of "the price of living at The Colleges." People's chances for living here are much better if they know someone who already resides there, and can be added to their lease as a roommate. You can also sublease from someone, and avoid participation in the programs.

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ChristyMarsden — 2006-09-09 21:27:57

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	+ ------ + ''2006-09-09 22:27:57'' [[nbsp]] I got accepted into the program and was offered an apartment right away, along with the other handful of people I knew that applied. We didn't have to worry about a lottery, and it wasn't even mentioned. They do have a really neat system for finding and looking for roomates. --["ChristyMarsden"]

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ChristyMarsden — 2006-09-09 21:27:07

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- '''The Colleges at La Rue''' (more commonly known simply as "The Colleges") offer one-, two-, three-, and four-bedroom units ranging from $765/month to $2,100/month with deposits ranging from $200-$600 [March 2005] and are managed by ["Tandem Properties"]. A one bedroom here is >$700 and the large 4 bedroom apartment is about $1915 a month, according to their [http://www.tandemproperties.com/colleges/index.html website]. This complex is on ["campus"], meaning that it is in a great location and is available first and foremost to UC Davis students. The Colleges sit directly across the street from the ["ARC"] yet offers its own fitness room. The apartments are pre-wired for Ethernet and residents connect via ["ResNet"], making UC Davis their official ISP. Electrical service is provided by the university as well but is not included in the monthly rent. For those who have trouble paying their bill on time, this can be a boon because the university will never shut off your power as fees continue to accrue; however, charges are added to your university account and can impact your ability to register or graduate. [http://myphone.ucdavis.edu Phone service] is also available through the university, once again similar to the dorms. The apartments also come pre-wired for cable, but do not include any type of service (not even Student Housing TV). The Colleges are on ["Unitrans"] ["D bus line"].	+ '''The Colleges at La Rue''' (more commonly known simply as "The Colleges") offer one-, two-, three-, and four-bedroom units ranging from $765/month to $2,100/month with deposits ranging from $200-$600 [March 2005] and are managed by ["Tandem Properties"]. A one bedroom here is >$700 and the large 4 bedroom apartment is about $1915 a month, according to their [http://www.tandemproperties.com/colleges/index.html website]. This complex is on ["campus"], meaning that it is in a great location and is available first and foremost to UC Davis students. The Colleges sit directly across the street from the ["ARC"] yet offers its own fitness room. The apartments are pre-wired for Ethernet and residents connect via ["ResNet"], making UC Davis their official ISP. Electrical service is provided by the university as well but is not included in the monthly rent. For those who have trouble paying their bill on time, this can be a boon because the university will never shut off your power as fees continue to accrue; however, charges are added to your university account and can impact your ability to register or graduate. [http://myphone.ucdavis.edu Phone service] is also available through the university, once again similar to the dorms. The apartments also come pre-wired for cable, but do not include any type of service (not even Student Housing TV). The Colleges are on ["Unitrans"] ["J bus line"], ["C bus line"] and ["D bus line"], inbound only.
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AlphaDog — 2006-08-23 16:45:25

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AlphaDog — 2006-07-19 07:31:06

Tandem has the right to rent to non-students to meet expenses

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JosephBleckman — 2006-07-18 22:39:09

Only 1 community left, from what I've been told.

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- The Communities include Leadership and Development, Education in the 21st Century, Global Learning & Foreign Language Enhancement, and the new Community for the Arts. Many find participation in the programs to be cumbersome, others enjoyable, and still others treat it simply as part of "the price of living at The Colleges." People's chances for living here are much better if they know someone who already resides there, and can be added to their lease as a roommate.	+ Many find participation in the programs to be cumbersome, others enjoyable, and still others treat it simply as part of "the price of living at The Colleges." People's chances for living here are much better if they know someone who already resides there, and can be added to their lease as a roommate.
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JabberWokky — 2006-07-18 21:04:42

-br. Yo.

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ArlenAbraham — 2006-06-27 14:12:06

+storage

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ManiGandham — 2006-06-13 22:54:02

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- The Communities include Leadership and Development, Education in the 21st Century, Global Learning & Foreign Language Enhancement, and the new Community for the Arts. Many find participation in the programs to be cumbersome, others enjoyable, and still others treat it simply as part of "the price of living at The Colleges." People's chances for living here are much better if they know someone who already resides there, and can be added to their lease as a roommate.	+ The Communities include Leadership and Development, Education in the 21st Century, Global Learning & Foreign Language Enhancement, and the new Community for the Arts. Many find participation in the programs to be cumbersome, others enjoyable, and still others treat it simply as part of "the price of living at The Colleges." People's chances for living here are much better if they know someone who already resides there, and can be added to their lease as a roommate.

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JosephBleckman — 2006-03-05 15:28:13

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	+ ------ + ''2006-03-05 16:28:13'' [[nbsp]] What's it like living here? Any thoughts from current residents? Is it wild/boring, etc? --["JosephBleckman"]

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JasonAller — 2005-12-23 12:35:24

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DatNguyen — 2005-11-14 16:05:11

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DatNguyen — 2005-11-14 16:04:05

added another web link without flash crappiness

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ArlenAbraham — 2005-06-25 15:24:40

linked resnet

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YawenChen — 2005-04-22 14:47:46

can't believe no one said anything about the LOTTERY.

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YawenChen — 2005-04-22 14:39:06

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AlphaDog — 2005-04-04 09:04:35

+mo info

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- A one bedroom here is >$700 and the large 4 bedroom apartment is about $1915 a month, according to their [http://www.tandemproperties.com/colleges/index.html website] - They are the newest apartment complex that is managed by ["Tandem Properties"] - - The Colleges also runs a "Living and Learning Community" which offers various extracurricular programs and events throughout the academic year. All residents are required to be in one of their Communities. The Communities include Leadership and Development, Education in the 21st Century, Global Learning & Foreign Language Enhancement, and the new Community for the Arts. - - Many find participation in the programs to be cumbersome, others enjoyable, and still others treat it simply as part of "the price of living at The Colleges." The demand to live at this complex is quite high, and so people's chances for living here are much better if they know someone who already resides there, and can be added to their lease as a roommate. Current residents also get priority when moving to a different apartment inside the complex, such as upgrading from a one to two bedroom. - - The Colleges have no visitor parking except for two twenty minute spots. Basically, if you have a friend in the Colleges you may not drive over and visit them during the week before 8 PM. Some people consider this "such sauce!" TAPS will, somewhat rarely, ticket you if you park in the lot reserved for residents, which is almost never full. There is a campus lot right by if you have a UCD parking permit, and you can park on the street if you have a city permit. They also do not ticket cars in the resident lot until after Halloween.	+ The Colleges have no visitor parking except for two twenty minute spots. Basically, if you have a friend in the Colleges you may not drive over and visit them during the week before 8pm. Some people consider this "such sauce!" ["TAPS"] will, somewhat rarely, ticket you if you park in the lot reserved for residents, which is almost never full. There is a campus lot right by if you have a UCD parking permit, and you can park on the street if you have a city permit. They also do not ticket cars in the resident lot until after Halloween.
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AlphaDog — 2005-04-04 08:38:48

Upload of image apt_colleges1.jpg.

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PatrickSing — 2005-03-08 15:39:27

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AmeliaCarlson — 2005-02-24 19:05:29

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- Many find participation in the programs to be cumbersome, others enjoyable, and still others treat it simply as part of "the price of living at The Colleges." The demand to live at this complex is quite high, and so people's chances for living here are much better if they know someone who already resides there, and can be added to their lease as a roommate. Current residents also get priority when moving to a different appartment inside the complex, such as upgrading from a one to two bedroom.	+ Many find participation in the programs to be cumbersome, others enjoyable, and still others treat it simply as part of "the price of living at The Colleges." The demand to live at this complex is quite high, and so people's chances for living here are much better if they know someone who already resides there, and can be added to their lease as a roommate. Current residents also get priority when moving to a different apartment inside the complex, such as upgrading from a one to two bedroom.

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ScottRitchie — 2005-02-18 11:57:36

visitor parking taps note

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- The Colleges have no visitor parking except for two twenty minute spots. Basically, if you have a friend in the Colleges you may not drive over and visit them during the week. Some people consider this "such sauce!"	+ The Colleges have no visitor parking except for two twenty minute spots. Basically, if you have a friend in the Colleges you may not drive over and visit them during the week before 8 PM. Some people consider this "such sauce!" TAPS will, somewhat rarely, ticket you if you park in the lot reserved for residents, which is almost never full. There is a campus lot right by if you have a UCD parking permit, and you can park on the street if you have a city permit. They also do not ticket cars in the resident lot until after Halloween.

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KrisFricke — 2005-02-17 16:25:55

Lack of visitor parking is such sauce!

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JabberWokky — 2005-02-17 15:48:54

Groundloops are not geo-thermal. Neat, though.

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JasonAller — 2005-02-16 20:55:47

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MikeSiminitus — 2005-02-16 20:52:41

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2005-01-24 20:09:49

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- The Colleges also runs a "Living and Learning Community" which offers various extracurricular programs and events throughout the academic year. All residents are required to be in one of their Communities, or the Davis Honors Challenge. The Communities include Leadership and Development, Education in the 21st Century, Global Learning & Foreign Language Enhancement, and the new Community for the Arts.	+ The Colleges also runs a "Living and Learning Community" which offers various extracurricular programs and events throughout the academic year. All residents are required to be in one of their Communities. The Communities include Leadership and Development, Education in the 21st Century, Global Learning & Foreign Language Enhancement, and the new Community for the Arts.
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- Many find participation in the programs to be cumbersome, others enjoyable, and still others treat it simply as part of "the price of living at The Colleges." The demand to live at this complex is quite high, and so people's chances for living here are much better if they know someone who already resides there, and can be added to their lease as a roommate.	+ Many find participation in the programs to be cumbersome, others enjoyable, and still others treat it simply as part of "the price of living at The Colleges." The demand to live at this complex is quite high, and so people's chances for living here are much better if they know someone who already resides there, and can be added to their lease as a roommate. Current residents also get priority when moving to a different appartment inside the complex, such as upgrading from a one to two bedroom.

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2005-01-21 17:02:52

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- The Colleges at La Rue (More commonly known simply as "The Colleges") are on ["Campus"] meaning that it is in a great location. It is directly across the street from the new ["ARC"] but offers its own fitness room. The apartments come pre-wired for ethernet, and residents connect to ["ResNet"], making UC Davis their official ISP. Electricity is provided to the apartment complex by the University as well (but not included in the monthly rent). For those who have trouble paying their bill on time, this is a boon -- the University will never shut off your power. Instead, the fees simply continue to accrue. [http://myphone.ucdavis.edu Phone Service] is also available through the University, once again similar to the dorms. The apartments also come pre-wired for Cable, but do not include any type of Cable service (not even Student Housing TV).	+ The Colleges at La Rue (more commonly known simply as "The Colleges") are on ["Campus"] meaning that it is in a great location. It is directly across the street from the new ["ARC"] but offers its own fitness room. The apartments come pre-wired for ethernet, and residents connect to ["ResNet"], making UC Davis their official ISP. Electricity is provided to the apartment complex by the University as well (but not included in the monthly rent). For those who have trouble paying their bill on time, this is a boon -- the University will never shut off your power. Instead, the fees simply continue to accrue. [http://myphone.ucdavis.edu Phone Service] is also available through the University, once again similar to the dorms. The apartments also come pre-wired for Cable, but do not include any type of Cable service (not even Student Housing TV).
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- The Colleges also runs a "Living and Learning Community" which offers various extracurricular programs and events throughout the academic year. All residents are required to be in one of their Communities, or the Davis Honors Challenge. The Communities include Leadership and Development, Education in the 21st Century, Global Learning & Foreign Language Enhancement, and (new) the Community for the Arts.	+ The Colleges also runs a "Living and Learning Community" which offers various extracurricular programs and events throughout the academic year. All residents are required to be in one of their Communities, or the Davis Honors Challenge. The Communities include Leadership and Development, Education in the 21st Century, Global Learning & Foreign Language Enhancement, and the new Community for the Arts.
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- Many find participation in the programs to be cumbersome, others enjoyable, and still others treat it simply as part of "the price of living at The Colleges". The demand to live at this complex is quite high, and so people's chances for living here are much better if they know someone who already resides there, and can be added to their lease as a roommate.	+ Many find participation in the programs to be cumbersome, others enjoyable, and still others treat it simply as part of "the price of living at The Colleges." The demand to live at this complex is quite high, and so people's chances for living here are much better if they know someone who already resides there, and can be added to their lease as a roommate.

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2005-01-08 21:19:43

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- ''Don't you have to be in some kind of special program to live at The Colleges?'' -- ["KenBloom"]	+ The Colleges also runs a "Living and Learning Community" which offers various extracurricular programs and events throughout the academic year. All residents are required to be in one of their Communities, or the Davis Honors Challenge. The Communities include Leadership and Development, Education in the 21st Century, Global Learning & Foreign Language Enhancement, and (new) the Community for the Arts. + + Many find participation in the programs to be cumbersome, others enjoyable, and still others treat it simply as part of "the price of living at The Colleges". The demand to live at this complex is quite high, and so people's chances for living here are much better if they know someone who already resides there, and can be added to their lease as a roommate. +

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2005-01-08 20:23:00

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2004-12-01 16:22:09

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	+ \|\|<bgcolor='#E0E0FF'>'''Location'''\|\| + \|\|''164 La Rue Road (Off of La Rue, on campus, next to the ["Rec Pool"])''\|\| + \|\|<bgcolor='#E0E0FF'>'''Hours'''\|\| + \|\|''(Please fill in hours)''\|\| + \|\|<bgcolor='#E0E0FF'>'''Phone'''\|\| + \|\|((530) 754-5797\|\| + + attachment:colleges.jpg + + The Colleges at La Rue are on ["Campus"] meaning that it is in a great location. It is directly across the street from the new ["ARC"] but offers its own fitness room. The apartments come pre-wired for ethernet, and residents can connect into the same ethernet that ResNet uses for free. + + A one bedroom here is >$700 and the large 4 bedroom apartment is about $1915 a month, according to their [http://www.tandemproperties.com/colleges/index.html website] + They are the newest apartment complex that is managed by ["Tandem Properties"]