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At Xavier University, in Ohio, three of the four dorms provide suite-style accommodations, and housekeepers regularly clean each bathroom. "It makes parents feel better that they know it's going to be cleaned once a week," said Lori Lambert, director of residence life there. Despite having "budget-cutting exercises," Lambert said Xavier had not looked at cutting the housekeeping services.GW is not the first to cut funds from dorm-room maid service, though. A few years ago at the California Institute of Technology, private bathrooms were cleaned weekly, but now are cleaned only once a term due to budgetary constraints, said Michael Raven, assistant director of operations and maintenance. In recent years, the College of the Holy Cross and Claremont McKenna College both reduced maid service from twice to once a week. Holy Cross saved about $100,000 when several of its housekeepers accepted an early retirement package and the college did not seek replacements, said Scott Merrill, director of physical plants at Holy Cross. He added that the program benefits the college because it allows a staff member to keep an eye on each room, "making sure it doesn't get out of control, with trash overflowing, things like that."In a time of economic difficulty, and ever-rising tuitions, are luxuries like maid service necessary?"Necessary? No. But it is a great service," said Marsha Tudor, assistant director of facilities and campus services at Claremont McKenna. "It's a valuable service not just for student convenience, but it helps us maintain nicer rooms. Our housekeeping staff has good relationships with the students, and it provides an extra ear."But cutting maid service by half wasn't enough to forestall other cuts necessitated by a large budget deficit, which forced the college to eliminate several open staff positions, freeze pay, and cut administrative staff, according to an e-mail that President Pamela Gann sent to employees and students in May 2009.

Some students aren't sure the service should have been a priority. "Every day the maids come and clean our rooms," Adam Morris, a rising senior at Claremont McKenna, said via Facebook. "I mean, how much more spoiled can we get? We are already a bunch of spoiled rich kids. Do we really need maids cleaning up after every mess? It's pretty ridiculous. I mean, don't get me wrong, I love it. Who wouldn't? But I think for college students trying to become adults, people shouldn't be cleaning up our mess. That is a mother thing to do when you're 10 years old."