Favorite part of ISU campus

[cycloner29]

When I worked food service in Oak-Elm, the worst job the pots and pans shift. In the Spring though it was the best job. There was this secluded area on the northeast side of the building where the window viewing was perfect for sunbathing even some topless gals!

 

[Cyclone06]

Early 2000s Peoples. RIP

 

[cytor]

Drove around Lake Laverne yesterday. Was weird seeing it completely drained. Can't wait to see it when it's done with the renovations.

 

[hoosman]

Anyone else here a Knapp Hall, 7th Floor Otopalik House alum/survivor?

Yep. I was there 1979-1980. We called it Potaholic house.

 

[David Freshman1982]

Definitely central campus and the Campanile, just gorgeous. Particularly during summer school, back in the 80s there were so few people on campus then and in town both, I loved it. Tranquil.

 

[Tailg8er]

Yep. I was there 1979-1980. We called it Potaholic house.

We really need to get a grandpa emoji for all you old folks around here!

 

[Nor'MidWester]

Drove around Lake Laverne yesterday. Was weird seeing it completely drained. Can't wait to see it when it's done with the renovations.

hope they don't go too crazy with the bridge and amphitheater. Even though it's right in the middle of everything there is a nice calmness there.

 

[Nor'MidWester]

North Chilled Water Plant. So many great memories at that place. IYKYK

 

[StClone]

Another tree on my list of ISU favorites. That sycamore tree is spectacular.

You can get a street view on Google Maps of the Sycamore. So are there other trees that I should check out? I need to see if the larch/tamaracks are still on campus. They are a deciduous "pine" which turn wonderful pinkish-orange in fall then drop their fine needles.

 

[Al_4_State]

4th floor of Larch Hall

 

[CtownCyclone]

Nobody said the Library Tiers yet? Shame. Weird stuff can happen in there bro.

I remember taking my Library 160 book, putting a LOC number on it, and filing it as a thesis at the end of one year.

Came back next year, it had been moved to the "correct" location (obviously, I retained minimal knowledge of the course).

The next year, somebody figured it out and it was gone.