Purp
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There's no mortgage. It's all paid for before breaking ground.Thanks for the update on all these many projects. Can't help but wonder what the monthly mortgage payment is.
There's no mortgage. It's all paid for before breaking ground.Thanks for the update on all these many projects. Can't help but wonder what the monthly mortgage payment is.
It’ll take a few months to work a good beer smell into the carpets.
Sorry, no carpets this time. They learned their lesson. They are installing fake wood floors and tile with channels. Spilled beer, etc., runs off to drains from which it is recycled. Also, in the bathrooms they are using NASA technology to recycle pee into beer and water. Don't forget to thank NASA for the recycling technology next time you gulp down a frat house beer.
We went with the coke machine that we stocked with Bud instead, at least until TCU found out about.
Am I hallucinating or did that really happen Hump? So much of the 60s and early 70s is sort of hazy...
at least its a purple haze
There's no mortgage. It's all paid for before breaking ground.
Wow, this contradicts what I've heard, that our capital indebtedness now exceeds $400 million! Where did that story come from, anyway.
Dorms are paid for by bonds, because they generate their own revenue to pay for themselves. There are other projects that have interim bonds. and they are paid off as the pledges are collected.Wow, this contradicts what I've heard, that our capital indebtedness now exceeds $400 million! Where did that story come from, anyway.
Wow, this contradicts what I've heard, that our capital indebtedness now exceeds $400 million! Where did that story come from, anyway.
Wow, this contradicts what I've heard, that our capital indebtedness now exceeds $400 million! Where did that story come from, anyway.
We went with the coke machine that we stocked with Bud instead, at least until TCU found out about.
Am I hallucinating or did that really happen Hump? So much of the 60s and early 70s is sort of hazy...
With all of this new construction I'm surprised that Jarvis Hall hasn't been replaced. That was my freshman
residence in 1952 and it was antiquated even then.
THAT is pretty genius.
With all of this new construction I'm surprised that Jarvis Hall hasn't been replaced. That was my freshman
residence in 1952 and it was antiquated even then.
Any updates on the progress of the Carter's east side expansion?