They interviewed several new freshmen, among them a couple of local girls:
"They're making it more suburban," Melissa Niemann, 18, of Homer Glen said as she looked out Stukel Towers' 13th-floor windows to views of nearby Linens & Things, Dominick's and a DSW shoe store.Although not everyone seems to be welcoming the change:
"Twenty years ago, it wouldn't have even been safe to live here," said her roommate, Crystal Rueck, 18, of Lockport.
"I guess it could turn into more of a typical university," said Rob Soltys, a senior who lives with his mother near Midway Airport. "I think we're going to see more of the Abercrombie & Fitch, Polo-wearing suburbanites. It's an OK thing. Our campus is so diverse that nobody is going to notice that kind of thing happening."
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