When freshman Beatrice Waesche's mother moved her into her new Rodney E dorm at the beginning of the semester, she noticed a dirty, mold-like substance growing on the vents of the room's air conditioning unit. Wary, she told her daughter to contact someone about the problem immediately.
But Waesche soon forgot her mother's advice, and it was only until her floormates noticed mold growing in their own rooms—and began to feel sick—that she inspected her own.
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But Waesche soon forgot her mother's advice, and it was only until her floormates noticed mold growing in their own rooms—and began to feel sick—that she inspected her own.
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