A Sea Of Red

...at least so says the LC student paper:

A recent closing of one of Liberty University's buildings due to mold has left the Lynchburg College community worried and interested about mold issues and problems here on our own campus.

According to a LC student, a total of 13 pounds of mold were said to be extracted from a building at Liberty University. Whether or not the mold found at Liberty was "toxic" is unknown; however, any mold can be harmful to breathe and can cause irritation of the eye, nose, throat and lungs. Mold growth in buildings can lead to a variety of health issues if one is exposed for a long enough duration. After this incident at Liberty, it is pertinent to consider mold issues here at LC.

http://media.www.critograph.com/media/s ... 5082.shtml

Could they be referring to Dorm 7?

If it were David's Place, would anybody really notice?

I mean if we narrow this down it shouldn't be that hard to figure out.....since that dorm was cracked to pieces, maybe a lot of moisture found its way in??? 13 pounds of mold is a lot of freakin mold.

Rocketfan wrote:I mean if we narrow this down it shouldn't be that hard to figure out.....since that dorm was cracked to pieces, maybe a lot of moisture found its way in??? 13 pounds of mold is a lot of freakin mold.

I dunno...I see that every time I meet with my sophs.

According to a LC student, a total of 13 pounds of mold were said to be extracted from a building at Liberty University.

Yeah, that sounds like an unimpeachable source right there.

Rocketfan wrote:13 pounds of mold is a lot of freakin mold.

That's not as bad as the 13 pounds of stuff I found on my dorm once

This seems to me to just be some LC student looking to make a jab at LU.

I'm sure the Schilling doesnt have any in the locker rooms

may have been mine, the scraped the mold out of our bathroom over cmas, but its starting to come back now