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MSU’s Different Dormitory Issues
MSU’s Different Dormitory Issues

A Term Paper Presented to Professor Corazon U. Morgia Department of English College of Social Sciences and Humanities Mindanao State University Marawi City

In Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Course English2-Vv3 (Writing in the Discipline) Second Semester, 2013-2014

Presented By Mamua, Norhanissa P.

Title: MSU’s Different Dormitory Issues

Thesis Statement: Not all dormitories in Mindanao State University can offer such fine abode. There are some issues about MSU dormitories. Such they can never be a help to lessen the longing of the students but rather adds their burden. Introduction: MSU dormitories are exposed in some issues. This paper aims to point out the common problems in a dormitory.

I. Background of MSU dormitory A. Ladies and men’s dormitories B. Overview the housing management Division
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