We’ve lived in some pretty nice dormitories in our day, but nothing campared to the pre-war splendor that 180 Pace University students are enjoying this year in Brooklyn Heights. The Clark Street residence hall–with its black and white marble floors lined with brass and gold accents, its roman columns and its hallway candelabras–was completed this summer. Students, who are shelling out between $12,000 and $14,000 for the nine-month school year to live there, also get use of the flat screen televisions, DVD players and ethernet service that come with each room. Times have changed, but then again we were still a couple of years away from having an email account when we graduated from college.
Clark St Residence is Place to Live [Pace Press]