Sad to see Harper Hall going down....speaking of going down, there was a Debbie somebody who resided in Harper. I liked her.
Neilson, Carruthers, Harper, Kidd...all the big dorms have been demolished.
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Sad to see Harper Hall going down....speaking of going down, there was a Debbie somebody who resided in Harper. I liked her.
Neilson, Carruthers, Harper, Kidd...all the big dorms have been demolished.
I lived in Caruthers and Hutcheson Hall. I had great memories there, but those were some crappy and ugly dorms. The metal louvers on the window did not age well.
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I am still of the opinion that dorm life is a horrifying and necessary character building experience.
Agree but some of the facilities we had were horrible and embarrassing. I remember seeing families checking out some of these dorms on their campus tour and thought this will turn them away.Quote:
Originally Posted by Blue Dawg
They smelled and the elevators were death traps.
I lived in Jenkins and Nielson...if "lived" is the correct term. Moved out of Nielson after the fall quarter of my junior year into an apartment on Mississippi Street. Yes, right on top of the railroad....no train could sneak by us, by gawd!
Kidd was bad when my mom was there in the '60s. It was worse when my wife was there in the '00s.
Champ967 reading that right nowQuote:
Originally Posted by qng001
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Did they have potential to become something awesome if renovated, yes.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dawgonit
Longwood University did the below renovation to Frazer Hall (opened in 1970) - $30M for the finished dorm below (two high rises were being renovated costing total of $60M)
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Wow, that's quite nice
I have two granddaughters enrolled at Longwood and visited them a number of times prior to the Covid 19. They have a nice campus in a small town, similar to Tech in Ruston, just smaller. We have noticed the construction upgrades as well. By the way, I'm proud of both granddaughters for their academic results there.
Yep. It appears the Tech administration made a decision to eradicate all the dorms and buildings built in the 1960's and early 1970's. If our campus buildings are any indication, architects were well over-paid during those years.Quote:
Originally Posted by dawg80
But not as much as the contractors were.Quote:
Originally Posted by HogDawg
I was in Nielson for 3 years in the late '80's, and it should have been torn down in the early '80's.Quote:
Originally Posted by dawg80
You are all a bunch of anti-civilization barbarian savages.
(except Quang ... he's ok)
Maybe not, but you have to admit, you’d crank those shut and you couldn’t tell if If was 2 am or 2 pm outside. Talk about a nap.Quote:
Originally Posted by qng001