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"I think it's a great place. It's
nice to have around. I live right next door, so it's convenient for
me, and it's central to the campus."
Tallie Lieberman '03
Indonesia |
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"It's really designed well and
there's always something going on. If you don't want to work, it's
got a nice environment in which to socialize."
Barbara Iyayi '03
London/Nigeria |
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"When stuff gets fixed up, it'll be
good. I'm just waiting for the arcade to open. The auditorium is
really cool. I think they should add some flourescent lights. The
design is funky-I don't mind it."
Mark Neighbors '00
Washington, D.C. |
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"I don't like the ramps. With the
stairways closed, it's annoying to walk three lengths of the ramps
to get to your mailbox. The conference rooms are really nice for
meetings. I have group activities upstairs, and it's a nice
set-up."
Jen Hensley '00
Fresno, Calif. |
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"I've never seen a building that's
so successfully achieved its architectural agenda. In terms of the
services, it still remains to be seen whether a lot of things will
take place here. It looks cool to have all the mailboxes in one
place."
Dan Feldman '01
Teaneck, N.J. |
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"I like it. It's a really modern
building, which looks nice on campus."
Elizabeth Hah '00
New York City |
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"I think the architecture of the
ramps is really cool and gives the institution a modern look. They
need to work on the mail services, but the café is pretty
good."
Christina Ryfa '03
West Orange, N.J. |
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"I think it's fantastic. It's nice
to have a community meeting place. It gives the campus a center.
And this is the best sandwich I've had on campus yet."
Jonah Lahrer '03
Los Angeles |
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"It's all right. For the money they
put into it, it's not worth it. They should have done it right; the
pool tables aren't even regulation size, and they're crooked."
Jaime Bermudez '03
Boston |
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"It's slightly flawed but a good
idea: a central location for students to congregate. It would be
nice to see the building in completely functional condition."
Dan Karlin '01
Chappaqua, N.Y. |
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"I don't go there very often -
really just to check my mail. It looks nice. It hasn't grown into
the student hang-out yet, but it could. The café is nice, and
I especially like the teller machines."
Adriana Villavicencio '00
Los Angeles |
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"I think it's an excellent concept.
There seem to be a few logistical flaws: obviously, the new package
system, and the mail backlog exceeds what it was in residence
halls. I use the ATMs, but I think it would be nice if there were
more ATMs in that space. The space doesn't seem to be open to all
of campus; reserving space seems problematic. But I think it's nice
to have everything consolidated into one place."
Davina Cohen '01
New York City |
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"It's a great addition to the
campus. There should probably be better mail service; the mailboxes
are small. There should be more computer terminals, because it
needs to accommodate a lot of people."
Fiona Walsh '00
Hillsboro, N.C. |
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"I really like the couches because
they're comfortable. At first it looked like just a glass building
with ramps. There are a lot of computer labs, which is convenient.
The café is cool, too. It looks like a cool space to have
meetings."
Jan Spinardi '03
New York City |
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"I think it's a great idea to have
everything right on campus. It will be a great place to hang out
once it's completely ready."
Shadi Cortas '03
Lebanon |
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"The turnstile out of the bookstore
makes it hard to get in and out. It's nice there's finally a place
for student clubs to have their meetings. We can get our mail in
one place at the same address for four years. I like the
café."
Whitney Richardson '02
Naples, Fla. |
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