- October 10th, 2010, 3:09 pm
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To think those views were going to be wasted by it being a mechanical room! It's great to have a Chancellor heavily involved to be able to catch mistakes like this before they happen. It amazes me how engineers with all of their education and computers sometimes fail the common sense test.
It reminds me of the Hillcats sky box's and how they did not have a net in front of them because they did not think it was needed. People would have died (I'm not kidding) if we never would have put one up because of the distance.
SuperJon wrote:Yes it was inconvenient to move the first game to City Stadium, but the view from the two conference rooms on the 5th floor are more than worth pushing the finish date back a few weeks. The inside of this building is incredible. I could take pictures or describe it but it wouldn't do it justice at all.
To think those views were going to be wasted by it being a mechanical room! It's great to have a Chancellor heavily involved to be able to catch mistakes like this before they happen. It amazes me how engineers with all of their education and computers sometimes fail the common sense test.
It reminds me of the Hillcats sky box's and how they did not have a net in front of them because they did not think it was needed. People would have died (I'm not kidding) if we never would have put one up because of the distance.
Sly Fox wrote:In my experience with the Falwell family over the past 30+ years, they have never been shy about stating what they believe and standing by it. If anything it should be on their family crest.
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