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This article is part of a special-edition newsletter called Proof of Life, in partnership with The Pack World. Read the other stories in this series here. When people first started using it, the moniker “Chocolate City” was about demographics — D.C. was a statistical anomaly for a major U.S. city at the time. People who grew up in Chocolate City have a shared upbringing rooted in specific cultural, academic, community, sports, arts, and political experiences.
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Fallon Mowles, a senior from Mansfield, Massachusetts, has nothing good to say about her experience living in the newly built University Place apartments. She paid a premium price of $750 a month last year, but says management routinely ignored maintenance requests and other problems."Management would blow us off and not take us seriously because we were 18-years-old," Mowles said."The place "was poorly managed," according to Mowes.
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