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By Britton Perelman, Culture Editor
In high school, Joshua Francis' truck wouldn't start and he and a friend got stuck at the Oxford Doughnut Shoppe on Locust Street. The school secretary picked them up.
By Bonnie Meibers, Senior Staff Writer
Far away from the hustle and bustle of campus, on an idyllic stretch of shady land off Western Drive, exists another university. Here, students live the college dream. They are cooked full meals each day, play outside at recess and have designated nap times.