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<p>This time we zoom out from the kitchen sink to a larger case study of the people who use it. It&#8217;s the story of a few idealistic students, a couple of frat boys, and their shared project of creating a common household together. Listen in as their dream delicately goes to $#!%.</p>
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Following on the heels of our scientific exploration of dirty dishes (http://www.compostmodernist.org/2009/11/solving-the-dirty-dish-dilemma/),Â this week&#039;sÂ episode is a second installment from the Stanford Storytelling Project (http://storytelling.stanford.edu/)&#039;s recent look at &quot;Community&quot;.

This time we zoom out from the kitchen sink to a larger case study of the people who use it. It&#039;s the story of a few idealistic students, a couple of frat boys, and their shared project of creating a common household together. Listen in as their dream delicately goes to $#!%.</itunes:summary>
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