Roommates : friend, foe, or freak, 2003.

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Roommates : friend, foe, or freak, 2003.

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Explains that living with roommates prepares people for living with a spouse. Discusses how college roommates can either be friends or enemies, emphasizing how each kind can act as a preparation for married life. Explains how roommates can help people understand different cultures and value systems.

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Harold B. Lee Library

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West, Emily, 1981-

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