Duke to swiftly raise rates for 300 Swift apartments
By Jake Satisky and Stefanie Pousoulides | January 14, 2020The dean for residential life confirmed that rates for 300 Swift will go up next year to reflect the accommodations
The dean for residential life confirmed that rates for 300 Swift will go up next year to reflect the accommodations
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