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| In 2002 a group of alumni from the College Houses and Inter-Cooperative Council student cooperatives organized to form CHEA. They shared the goal of continuing to live with the cost savings and community values offered by campus cooperatives, | In 2002 a group of alumni from the College Houses and Inter-Cooperative Council student cooperatives organized to form CHEA. They shared the goal of continuing to live with the cost savings and community values offered by campus cooperatives, | ||
| - | If you’re interested in living at Sasona, contact their membership coordinator at: | + | If you’re interested in living at Sasona, contact their membership coordinator at: [email protected] |
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| La Reunion Cooperative Apartments is a cooperative community that inhabits a 1960s apartment building with a courtyard garden. Members maintain their own living units with family members or roommates, but come together for nightly meals and socializing in a community Commons. | La Reunion Cooperative Apartments is a cooperative community that inhabits a 1960s apartment building with a courtyard garden. Members maintain their own living units with family members or roommates, but come together for nightly meals and socializing in a community Commons. | ||
| - | If you’re interested in living at La Reunion, contact their membership coordinator at: | + | If you’re interested in living at La Reunion, contact their membership coordinator at: [email protected] |
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