More colleges put stamp of approval on coed dorm rooms
by Josh Montez
January 4, 2008

The buildings and floors have been around since the sexual revolution of the ‘60’s, and it appears they’re gaining acceptance.

Now you’ll find general-neutral housing at Cornell, Oberlin, Wesleyan, Dartmouth and Carnegie Mellon. Alec Hill with Intervarsity Christian Fellowship is saddened by the growing trend.

“This is the direction the culture seems to be going; no real boundaries, certainly no real sense of the doctrine of holiness or appropriateness, and sort of a casualization of sex in general.” the rest