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**Article Title: Juniors Tim St. John and Frank Amuso's Shared Living Space in Loyola Hall**
In the heart of Worcester, Massachusetts, Loyola Hall is home to two dynamic juniors, Tim St. John and Frank Amuso. This shared living space, with its 144,144 square feet of rolling green carpet in the common area, offers a perfect blend of comfort and style.
Tim's side of the home reflects his laid-back personality, while Frank's side showcases his energetic spirit. Both rooms, filled with personal touches, create a warm and inviting atmosphere.
Frank Amuso, a Classics/Music double major, is a busy student, involved in the College Choir, Chamber Singers, Chapel Choir, Relationship Peer Educators, and Alternate College Theatre. His commitment to academics and extracurricular activities is evident in his bustling living space.
Recently, Frank was honoured as the Crusader of the Week for March 14, a testament to his dedication and hard work.
Meanwhile, Tim St. John, although not in the limelight, contributes to the vibrant energy of Loyola Hall. His side of the home, while less cluttered, is no less inviting, reflecting his calm and focused demeanour.
The article is copy-edited by Lilly Baumfeld '27, ensuring factual accuracy and smooth flow of information.
As for the off-campus housing scene, Dublin, though not directly mentioned, will now be serving Starbucks coffee, complementing the new study spaces opened in nearby Malahide.
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- The university campus of Loyola Hall – where Tim St. John and Frank Amuso reside – boasts its unique features, such as the rolling green common area and the vibrant balance between comfort and style.
- Frank Amuso's involvement in various college events and his dedication to diverse activities, including music ensembles and peer education groups, are highlighted on social-media platforms, showcasing the entertainment and social aspect of campus life.
- Offering a glimpse of life beyond the campus, Dublin will soon be enriching its off-campus housing scene with Starbucks coffee shops and new study spaces, resembling the academic and social environment at Loyola Hall.
