Getting lost should not be part of the experience. At least, not horribly lost. My campus isn't great about that, but it's also spread out on 3 tracts of land. (4, if you count the athletic building/rink as a seperate tract). Brown, I gather, is somewhat more contained.
Everything in New England is made of brick. Well, okay, a lot of it. ;) Brick, granite. (Harvard's central campus is also largely brick).
I don't think CTY included books in the cost, but CTY was also cheaper than 5K, and everyone was only taking one course. If you're paying 5K, I think the books should either be included in it, or at the very least they should bear in mind that no one's pocketbook is limitless. (but they should do this in real!college, too.)
Printing is not free at SSC, however, we are a state college. Printing wasn't free at UMF, either, but they had evolved to the point where you could add money directly to your student account specifically for printing (whenever you used a public computer, you signed on to it with a username and password, and you could see your printing balance down in the toolbar. also kept the unwashed masses from infected the computers.)
You had a house meeting last night, right? Seriously, RA should've made it a point to cover these things. Important things, relevant to being happy students.
Does RA at least have a schedule on her door or something?
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Date: 2007-06-25 09:18 pm (UTC)Everything in New England is made of brick. Well, okay, a lot of it. ;) Brick, granite. (Harvard's central campus is also largely brick).
I don't think CTY included books in the cost, but CTY was also cheaper than 5K, and everyone was only taking one course. If you're paying 5K, I think the books should either be included in it, or at the very least they should bear in mind that no one's pocketbook is limitless. (but they should do this in real!college, too.)
Printing is not free at SSC, however, we are a state college. Printing wasn't free at UMF, either, but they had evolved to the point where you could add money directly to your student account specifically for printing (whenever you used a public computer, you signed on to it with a username and password, and you could see your printing balance down in the toolbar. also kept the unwashed masses from infected the computers.)
You had a house meeting last night, right? Seriously, RA should've made it a point to cover these things. Important things, relevant to being happy students.
Does RA at least have a schedule on her door or something?