Or three breweries and a winery
and a grain elavator. The national lab is very cool. Was there to look at their attempts to drive refrigeration with magnetism.
I think Storrs can skip that, we’ve got Dairy silos instead.
I get that and Storrs does have some more activity now. But a proper university also provides those things, at a much more affordable rate. Including Debbie Does Dallas in Monteith on a Thursday night! I jest. And the people who want their kids to get out of the big city, Storrs is your place.
Mora has said if we move it's a good thing. He hasn't said that if we move it because of the rest of the big East or that our hands are tied and we're being forced to move.
Mansfield Reservoir is a great place to paddle.I've never been to Ames but what exactly does it have going for it that Storrs doesn't? As 20 year olds we didn't need, and couldn't afford, much more than kegs, eggs, burgers, and bonfires. Storrs isn't one of those towns turning into what every other urban area has become, stacked with the same national chains as every other city. To me that is more college town than anything else. From a student perspective. Minus the football stadium of course. Plus, you are close to lakes, the ocean, and casinos for the kids who can afford to drop some cash.
It seems today more and more people are taking up healthier lifestyles and activities like hiking, biking, kayaking, etc. Storrs has it all!
I mean, Storrs has this.
My colleague from ISU loves it and proud of it. Been to Manhattan ksu a few times but never stayed in town. Also a rural scenic campus with hills.
Storrs also has this.
Thankfully university presidents don't visit the Boneyard.
Probably not, although it's possible Nelson might be the SDSU president.
Where? It has none of that. That pretend thing they built is better than the nothing we had in my day, sure.
“While adding UConn is in line with the aims of the University of Central Florida and represents a historic commitment to our Conference’s eastern wing, I was compelled to vote NO to adding them due to remarks made by user Urcea on The Boneyard.”
I don’t blame UConn. The town has fought UConn for decades. I loved my time there, but I think lack of private development around campus is holding it back at this point.
UCF is that shallow of an outfit.
Took my niece for a tour of UConn. Told her the chicken coops on Horsebarn Hill Road were the freshmen dorms, she ended up going to BU.
They would be going to east hartford so there’s the Mark Twain house! Noah Webster down the road! Would be funny seeing a gaggle of horned frogs flocking to those locations.
The Stadium is set to get about $350m in updates, including a new practice facility. It is currently a dump. I haven't been in it since 1994 and it wasn't great then.
www.kcur.org
And the Fenton River is a great place to fish, among other places.
Would be much better without all that parking