<p>hey, i have a specific question, perhaps for molly if she gets a chance since i know she lived there...are closets provided in macgregor rooms? like a place to hang clothes? what about in burton-connor? (my first 2 choices) what kind of storage space can i count on to be supplied by mit?</p>
<p>Eee! I feel special because I can answer this question. The dorms I saw inside Macgregor (including Mollie's) didn't have closets, but they did have armoires.</p>
<p>That being said, I don't know if that's the standard.</p>
<p>hmm does that mean folding only, or hanging type?</p>
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<li>BC</li>
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<p>There's hanging space, but it's quite small (between 3-4 feet in length I think). There are also drawers.</p>
<p>Yeah, my general understanding is that very few rooms have actual closets built into the walls. I think they call them "elephant closets" because they're so big. It's a huge piece of furniture with drawers, shelves, and hanging space. (I know this to be true for BC, and I think MacGregor, McCormick, and Random from what I know/have seen.)</p>
<p>So would each person have their own "elephant closet" or would each room have one to be shared with a roommate?</p>
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The dorms I saw inside Macgregor (including Mollie's) didn't have closets, but they did have armoires.
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Heh, Timur's been in my bedroom. ;)</p>
<p>The closets are quite large -- I'm a total clotheshorse and I've never had a problem. Most people (and basically all boys!) end up using at least part of their closet for non-clothing storage.</p>
<p>The multiple-occupancy rooms I've seen have multiple closets.</p>
<p>for all the interested non-prefrosh, I noticed the i3 videos have <em>finally</em> been posted.</p>
<p><a href="http://web.mit.edu/i3/%5B/url%5D">http://web.mit.edu/i3/</a></p>