We had the co-ed dorms, which seemed to work out. If you were too offensive, you were Spoken To. I had friends who were members of fraternities or sororities,

We had the co-ed dorms, which seemed to work out. If you were too offensive, you were Spoken To. I had friends who were members of fraternities or sororities, and they were far more strict on a daily basis. That structure also seemed to work for people who were more accustomed to family as a public persona. The scope of their mistakes were perhaps more broad. And then... there were the co-operatives. The communes. More rules and work duty, usually better living conditions than the dorms. Finally, perhaps, there were the Streets, which at the time were very densely packed with people in urgent need of psychiatric care. De-fund the hospitals! 1980s. For all that, nudity was a real stretch. It was rough, and it was weird.