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This was a sign on one of the dormitory floors. It is promoting quiet hours by using a popular song.

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Abel-Sandoz had Halloween decorations up during our visit. All of which were written in English.

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This was one of the only signs we could find that slightly promotes experiencing other cultures. Once again, written in English.

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English was the only language represented on all of the signage of Abel-Sandoz. These pictures are just a few examples that showed the singular usage of English.

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The main language represented throughout Selleck was English, but we were able to find a good amount of signs and products written in Asian dialects as well. Chinese was the most used language after English. Selleck could still do a better job of representing more cultures through their signs. For being a predominantly international housing location, we were surprised in the lack of languages represented. However, it was good to see another language besides English being used.

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This is the bulletin board described in the picture above.

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On a pole inside of the Selleck dinning center was a small scratch sheet of paper with Asian writing on it.

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Another dorm room door covered in a dialect of Chinese. About half of the doors looked this way.

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On a large bulletin board, only one flyer was written in a language other than English. It looks to be an invite to a club. Once again, an Asian dialect.

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On the door to enter the building we found a sign that said "Scan NCard to enter building" in several different languages. We learned that most of the front desk workers, just past this door, are able to speak an Asian dialect.

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The C-store contained a section of foods labeled with Asian writing.

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A mixture of English and an Asian dialect, most likely Chinese, were found on many of the dorm room doors.