If you were giving the money then it would certainly be your choice.
Lake Laverne update
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I could see a bridge connecting Stanton Ave to the corner of Union and Welch would get a decent amount of use.
IIRC - they did wander too much and were more aggressive and territorial.
I am not sure I am excited about them possibly finding some thing at that bottom of that lake. What is statute of limitations now adays?
Project is being paid for with donations specific to this project with a big lead donor and another big donor matching other contributions.
I think you have it. Must be some pockets plus springs that keep the O2 levels. There are a lot of bluegills in there and a decent number of largemouth. I've never seen a big fish of either species, but that's just from walking by it once in a while.
What a great project and an awesome way for a retired ISU professor to honor his recently deceased wife who was also a retired ISU professor.
ISU is already known for having a beautiful campus, but this major enhancement of Lake Laverne will really increase the curb appeal and enhance student recruitment efforts.
ISU is already known for having a beautiful campus, but this major enhancement of Lake Laverne will really increase the curb appeal and enhance student recruitment efforts.
I don’t know why, but photos of campus, especially Lake Laverne from uncommon angles, hit me with a wave of nostalgia. They take me right back to the spring of my freshman year, when the weather finally started to turn and everyone was outside.
Depends. Did you dump a body? Or did you throw something from a chemistry lab in there? Not that I would know anything about the former, or why you would ask me that, or were about to ask me that. It felt like someone was about to ask me that.
Yes and knowing who the lead donor is, this is a very fitting tribute to his late wife.
We took our floor picture in Lake Latrine in the late 80’s. It was like stepping into a sewer. Had to throw away our shoes after that. Couldn’t get the smell or black off them.
I remember doing Polar Bear Plunge, and the cold was far from the most objectionable part of it. Pretty sure some people ended up wearing condoms during the plunge to protect their goods.
