As far as dorm room fashion, there's only so much you can do with that extra-long twin bed. But if you can ever fall asleep in it, the possibilities are endless. Street wanted to know what visions of unbunking dance in your head...so this week, Isia Jasiewicz '10 asked, "What would your dream dorm room be like?"
Melissa Seitz '10
"It would be very comfortable, with a lot of furniture and a flat-screen TV."
Katie Fletcher '10
"It would have comfy chairs and a hot water tap for tea."
Brendan Lyons '09
"My dream room would have a full, elaborate entertainment system."
Hannah Wilson '11
"Tons of pictures, of course, and a huge closet. And I'd have a really trippy lava lamp."
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