I feel like this crosswalk shouldn't start/end where cars drive.
Posted Apr 11, 2017, 4:13 PM UTC
Posted Apr 11, 2017, 4:13 PM UTC
A fantastic testament of Aggie Engineering.
Second only to the amazing temporary lakes all over campus that form every time it rains due to poor drainage.
I still remember the rainy season where I saw a manhole cover floating with water rushing up past its edge.
Wouldn't it be a conflict of interest to hire an aggie for a campus project? This must've been contacted to a longhorn.
I don't think you're too serious, but I'm in ethics right now and have no sense of humor. I don't necessarily see it as a conflict of interest provided that construction bids go through the same system regardless of background. The presence of a personally desirable aspect doesn't equate to COI, but hiring explicitly for that aspect would.
Also, if anyone has the option to take ANTH 370 instead of ENGR 482, I highly recommend it. Replace Engineering Ethics and get an ICD :D
That class does momentarily take away your humor. I'll pray for you to have a speedy recovery.
I laughed
I'm convinced that none of the A&M Engineering grads end up working at A&M.
Would you want to stay here?
Funny, that crosswalk used to lead directly into the front entrance of a certain student services building...🤔
But they kept the same name. Instead of student services, now you just lay down in the garage and wait to get run over.
Students don't need services, they need education!
Students don't need services, alumni need convenient football parking!
Is this a new garage? If so, which and where?
Looks kinda like Cain Garage from the MSC side
It's Cain Garage by the MSC.
Looks like they might have done some roadwork and didnt put back the pavers for some reason.
Username checks out.
The tryhard is legit analysing the construction process.
It's funny because tryhardarchitect's username is very applicable to their comment.
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I'm talking about it ending where cars turn in.
To?
To the gate to enter the garage. I know there's one lane of the road where the crosswalk disappears, but the stones line up right with that lane where the gate is. Plenty of people leaving the garage walk through the grass on the right to get to the crosswalk because if they don't they're likely to run into a vehicle or get run into by a vehicle. Just really poor placement.
They should put some stairs there