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Cider Jim wrote:No, the grave marker was located between Schilling and the former tennis courts on a small patch of land next to the old printing office.I don't ever remember seeing this grave marker, although I thought the printing office was on the opposite side of Schilling from the tennis courts.
ATrain wrote:Cider is correct. I miss the Schilling. Good memoriesCider Jim wrote:No, the grave marker was located between Schilling and the former tennis courts on a small patch of land next to the old printing office.I don't ever remember seeing this grave marker, although I thought the printing office was on the opposite side of Schilling from the tennis courts.
justin414 wrote:That's on the other side. This is between the road that goes to LUCOM and Liberty Ridge.alabama24 wrote:Anyone know what is going on up between LUCOM and Liberty Ridge? (There is quite a bit of excavation and a construction mailbox has been put up).I keep seeing ads for The Vue at Liberty Mountain opening this fall, so maybe that's it.
Sly Fox wrote:Great news for Atrain! He can get back under LU employment without having to leave the confines of the tax shelter known as Texas.That is a winner, one of the best small colleges engineering department.
For the record, if we ever have a real presence in Texas I would love to see us get our hands on the engineering program at LeTourneau. That would be epic.
Sly Fox wrote:Great news for Atrain! He can get back under LU employment without having to leave the confines of the tax shelter known as Texas.Umm, Dallas just instituted the 5 cents-per-plastic bag (or paper bag that can't hold 16 lbs) tax. Also, unless LU is going to pay me at the GS-12 level plus match my FERS, TSP contributions up to 5%, health benefits, etc...I doubt I'll be leaving the public sector.
For the record, if we ever have a real presence in Texas I would love to see us get our hands on the engineering program at LeTourneau. That would be epic.
Classes now being held in the new Science Hall
January 26, 2015 : By Sara Warrender/Liberty University News Service
Students and faculty of Liberty University’s rapidly expanding Department of Biology & Chemistry as well as the Department of Health Professions were invited to move into the new Science Hall at the start of the 2015 spring semester.
The four-story, 121,000-square-foot building is triple the size of the prior science building and houses the Department of Biology & Chemistry on Floors 1-3 and the Department of Health Professions on the Terrace Level. All chemistry labs have moved into the new building, along with several biology classes. More labs and classes will continue to transition to the new building throughout the semester. Everything is expected to be complete by the end of the 2015 spring semester.
soccer7 wrote:I'm reading the Liberty journal and it mentions something about a "Library Chiller addition" as one of the projects in pre construction. Sorry but can someone tell me what this is?A chiller is a component of a large HVAC system. Probably needed to keep humidity levels down in the summer. I'm sure that someone else can weigh in with a more technical answer, but librarysiesre very careful about humidity.
PAmedic wrote:my concept (no charge for this one JB):PS: where's the freakin' caboose JB?
PAmedic wrote:so is Commons 2 a 10 story bldg?I'm not sure how many floors Commons 2 is but I do know it's on a hill, which could be why it looks taller than Commons 1
counting the levels and it looks taller.
maybe my math is off. I gotta use fingers and toes
ballcoach15 wrote:Great photos. I just hope we do not run out of parking spaces.additional parking garages are in the plans
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