A Sea Of Red

Chancellor Jerry Falwell, Jr., along with board members of Liberty University School of Engineering and Computational Sciences and community leaders, officially christened the school’s new facility, located on the third floor of the Arthur S. DeMoss Learning Center, Tuesday.

We needed engineers to fix the 3rd floor so that it could support weight. I bet this is why we started a school of engineering.

That's awesome.

Man I wish they had this ten years ago.

I wish they had this 30 years ago

I thought we were using the super-duper magnet free, dustless, radio-proof labs that came with the GE building?

PAmedic wrote:I thought we were using the super-duper magnet free, dustless, radio-proof labs that came with the GE building?

that thing is tiny! I think it is being used for testing purposes or a lab or something. It isn't big enough to hold regular classes in i dont think

Yeah that thing is the size of a shack

JDUB wrote:

PAmedic wrote:I thought we were using the super-duper magnet free, dustless, radio-proof labs that came with the GE building?

that thing is tiny! I think it is being used for testing purposes or a lab or something. It isn't big enough to hold regular classes in i dont think

...but it's super-duper?

TDDance234 wrote:

JDUB wrote:

PAmedic wrote:I thought we were using the super-duper magnet free, dustless, radio-proof labs that came with the GE building?

that thing is tiny! I think it is being used for testing purposes or a lab or something. It isn't big enough to hold regular classes in i dont think

...but it's super-duper?

yes. so I hear.

and I'm surprised no one jumped on the "GE building" tag. I actually couldn't remember what it ended up being called after, say- 1990. Therefore: it will always be GE. Just like Liberty Gym will always be Liberty Gym.

PAmedic wrote:I thought we were using the super-duper magnet free, dustless, radio-proof labs that came with the GE building?

someone told me they thought lawnmowers were kept in it!

some local electronic companies rent it from us. just as stated in the past, it's an expensive building, which means expensive to move. the school was begged not to tear it down; apparently it's something special.

i think originally lawnmowers were kept in it until they realized what it was. I'm not 100% sure of that though.

i heard it cost over a mil to build because of all the special materials used

JDUB wrote:i heard it cost over a mil to build because of all the special materials used

Thats what the GE big wigs say...