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PAmedic wrote:I'm fascinated by this lake.When I was a student, there were a few heavy sleepers that woke up on their mattress in unique locations around campus. If there were a lake (pond) in those days, someone would have been 3am rafting.
wonder who the first freshman to drive his/her car into it will be
[thx @JakeShell]
SumItUp wrote:Disclaimer - I am older, wiser, and do not recommend that any current student attempt this as drowning and/or moonburn may result.PAmedic wrote:
When I was a student, there were a few heavy sleepers that woke up on their mattress in unique locations around campus. If there were a lake (pond) in those days, someone would have been 3am rafting.
olldflame wrote:I´m a little bummed right now. I thought we were going to have a real med school. Now I discover it´s going to be this osteopathic quackery. There is a degree of legitimacy to it, but if I´m really sick or injured there is now way I am going to trust my treatment to anyone who does not have MD after their name.I think your fears are a little unfounded. I would prefer a doctor who looks at the body as a whole not just the symptoms in a certain area. And I think they are less apt to quickly write a prescription for drugs when there may be other treatment options. I've been to a DO who was in an office with MD's. When problems arose with my back, she prescribed therapy when previous MD's I had seen only said here are some pills. The therapy made all the difference in the world. And they are accredited or will be by the same group as MD's by 2015. And all indications are that their training is nearly identical to MD's with the exception that they take additional training regarding osteopathy -
One notable difference in the education at D.O.-granting medical schools is the inclusion of 300 – 500 additional hours in the study of hands-on manual medicine and the body's musculoskeletal system. This training, referred to as osteopathic manipulative medicine,[1] is absent in the M.D. curricula.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doctor_of_Osteopathy
olldflame wrote:I´m a little bummed right now. I thought we were going to have a real med school. Now I discover it´s going to be this osteopathic quackery. There is a degree of legitimacy to it, but if I´m really sick or injured there is now way I am going to trust my treatment to anyone who does not have MD after their name.So what you want us to have is a place for specialists? When it comes to Primary Care there is little difference between a DO or an MD. I know that the Primary Care physicians in the area are stoked. LU has done a great job getting the word out and every doctor I've talked to, with rare exception, are impressed with the people staring it up. To say you wouldn't let one treat you if you were sick and calling it 'quackery' is just ignorant.
Cider Jim wrote:Originally, the new dorms were planned to be 8 stories, but today's Champion said they will now only be 4 stories. Does anyone know which "story" is accurate?Actually, I heard that they were going to build 8 stories, but due to soft ground, and fears that the building might sink, they are only going to occupy the first four.
alabama24 wrote:Cider Jim wrote:Originally, the new dorms were planned to be 8 stories, but today's Champion said they will now only be 4 stories. Does anyone know which "story" is accurate?Actually, I heard that they were going to build 8 stories, but due to soft ground, and fears that the building might sink, they are only going to occupy the first four. :I chortle audibly.:
Cider Jim wrote:Originally, the new dorms were planned to be 8 stories, but today's Champion said they will now only be 4 stories. Does anyone know which "story" is accurate?No, I do not believe that is accurate. If I remember correctly they are now 9 stories. I'll check on that today.
flamerbob wrote:Whaa? The Champion not accurate?Cider Jim wrote:Originally, the new dorms were planned to be 8 stories, but today's Champion said they will now only be 4 stories. Does anyone know which "story" is accurate?No, I do not believe that is accurate. If I remember correctly they are now 9 stories. I'll check on that today.
Sly Fox wrote:The rumor on the streets is that a huge project that has been publicly discussed just received a firm go. No official word yet but it is expected soon.SWEET! We're finally building the Roller Coaster up near snow flex.
flamerbob wrote:<crickets>Cider Jim wrote:Originally, the new dorms were planned to be 8 stories, but today's Champion said they will now only be 4 stories. Does anyone know which "story" is accurate?No, I do not believe that is accurate. If I remember correctly they are now 9 stories. I'll check on that today.
alabama24 wrote:Close!Sly Fox wrote:The rumor on the streets is that a huge project that has been publicly discussed just received a firm go. No official word yet but it is expected soon.SWEET! We're finally building the Roller Coaster up near snow flex. :I chortle audibly.:
Sly Fox wrote:The rumor on the streets is that a huge project that has been publicly discussed just received a firm go. No official word yet but it is expected soon.I wonder if Haize actually got someone to listen to his WVU-monorail idea.
thepostman wrote:ahhhh the pointless Sly update that says something but doesn't actually say anything, how I have missed those!!!!It's the 'I know something you don't know and I am not going to tell you because only us cool kids can know' type post. But hey, whatever makes you feel better about yourself
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