This is where you will find lots important information, including rules, plot, and setting.

Guess what's posted here.

In here, you will find the face claims and various reference lists.

Got a suggestion or question? Post it here if you can't PM an admin or think people will want to chime in and discuss.

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This is where you post your apps. If it is unfinished, please mark it as such. When you do finish, bump it.

You shall not pass.

Want to talk about things that have nothing to do with MM? Here you are!

Want to show off your graphics? Offer to make some for people? Just want to request some? Post here! There will also be graphics resources posted for your convenience.

Any finished/abandoned threads are moved here to the proper subboard.

Please post in the correct board and don't stretch our page.

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If your application is accepted, it will be placed here.

If you are faculty and your application has been accepted, it will be moved here.

This is where you can post your plot/relationship pages and plot with everyone. It can be as fancy or unfancy as you like!

This is for various IC announcements. Students and faculty alike can post on the bulletin board, which is displayed outside the student services building.

Sign up for all important school stuff here, like dorms and classes [coming soon]

Located near the Union in the center of campus, it's a wide lawn that stretches between Rosenberg and Dreyfoos Halls. Perfect for tanning, football, picnics, and photos.

This is the visual arts building.

This is the writing building. Also inside are English and Humanities classes.

The film building.

The dance building.

The theater building.

The music building.

This is where all of the classes that don't pertain to students' majors take place. Humanities and English classes take place in the writing building.

The Freshman dorms are coed, traditional-style dorms. Each room has two beds, a sink, storage space under the beds, two dressers, two desks, and two closets. There is a bathroom on every hall with three toilets and three shower stalls that is cleaned daily.

The Sophomore dorms are coed suite-style, so each "room" is made up of two rooms, a common area, small kitchen, and a bathroom that all four people share. The first two people on the list are in one room with two beds and the other are in the other. The rooms are connected by the bathroom/kitchen/common area.

The upperclassmen dorms are coed, apartment-style. Each room has two bedrooms with two beds each and two showers, one for each bedroom. They all have a kitchen, large common area, and come with desks and closet space.

The all-girls hall has traditional-style dorms. Each room has two beds, a sink, storage space under the beds, two dressers, two desks, and two closets. There is a bathroom on every hall with three toilets and three shower stalls that is cleaned daily.

The all-boys hall has traditional-style dorms. Each room has two beds, a sink, storage space under the beds, two dressers, two desks, and two closets. There is a bathroom on every hall with three toilets and three shower stalls that is cleaned daily.

Fraternity and Sorority houses are along here.

TBA

Since MMU is so small, it only has one large dining hall located behind Strauss Hall.

This is where the staff who chose to live on campus live.

Located in the center of campus, this is where everything sort of comes together. Any campus restaurants that aren't the cafeteria and require actual money or dining dollars are here, as well as empty rooms for meetings/studying/etc and things like the paint a pot.

Six stories high, this library contains pretty much anything you could ever want to look for. The sixth floor is entirely dedicated to art instead of books.

This is the three-story gym, complete with weight training, resistance, cardio, racquetball courts, a swimming pool, and an indoor track.

Located around the wellness center are tennis, volleyball, basketball, and badminton courts as well as a soccer field.

Located in the union, this is a small building run by art majors and teachers which lets other students paint their own ceramics. Prices range from $5-25.

Located on the edge of campus, this diner is open all night and serves all the best greasy diner food. And the service is super slow, so you get to enjoy every bit of it.

A long stretch of sandy beach, this is the main attraction of Meringue Mountain. The water is usually pretty cold, though, even in summer.

Like an almost all-year carnival. Closed from December-February.

A park near the ocean, it has many bike and hiking trails as well as picnic pavillions and gazebos.

A locally owned coffee shop located close to the shore, it's a popular hangout for all the college kids and faculty.

Your standard mall. It has everything.

There are various apartment complexes near the campus. More info inside.

The ice rink.

A relatively small arcade, it's still packed with fun games like air hockey and DDR.

A small, rundown, vine-covered building where visiting authors and current students/professors have readings. It is an honor for a student to get to read here, despite it's dinkyness.

One of the fanciest affordable restaurants in town, Chez Pierre is the perfect spot for a romantic night on the water before hitting the town with that special someone.

A local bar that doesn't get too many crowds, it's perfect for more private parties.

The more popular college bar.

One of the most popular college clubs, they're prone to theme nights and dancing all weekend.

Phone stuffs are here.

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