<p>Hey,
Stupid question about housing. Sorry.
I'm in Weinstein with 2 other ppl. If my room is like WE -xxxxA- 1
and the other ppl's rooms are like WE - xxxxB - 1 and WE -xxxB - 2
does that mean that I have a single room and they are roomed together in a different room? Also what's this type of housing unit called - triple suite? Also, what's the right way to pronounce Weinstein because Ive heard ppl say it different. Thanks.
BTW I posted a long time ago that I was afraid that I was going to get my admission rescinded because I had just barely passed a couple of classes. Good news, I'm still in!</p>
<p>i don't know about anything except that it's pronounced whinesteen.</p>
<p>landshark - you're actually wrong about that. That's how people pronounce it but it's supposed to be pronounced wine-stine (but it would be weird if you went around saying it how it is supposed to be pronounced because nobody says that).</p>
<p>Hmm, I thought it was pronounced wine-stine as well because I knew someone who's last names was Weinstein and that was how we pronounced his name.
But eh, sometimes I pronounce it the other way too.</p>
<p>Everyone at nyu pronounces it wine-steen. That's the norm, anyway...
as for the original poster's main question, the A and B sides are completely different sides of weinstein.. For example, if you're dorm room is on floor 3A, that's not the same floor as 3B.</p>
<p>A and B at the end of the room number designate the different 'towers' at Weinstein. You're not in the same room or suite with those people. And yes, everyone pronounces it wine-steen at NYU including the people who have taught and worked at NYU for more years than any student has been there.</p>
<p>But that doesn't make any sense that I'm not even in a suite with these people cause on the housing assignment it said that they are my roomates...I just wanted to see if I was in the same room or in a different one, I think my first assumption was logical.
Thanks for ther responses though.</p>