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Report as: spam offensive kv on 6/07/07 at 4pm

What's wrong with the campus the way it is now? Obviously nothing's perfect, but I don't see why the university should place more value on Olmstead's plan than on other developments that were made later. Part of maintaining a campus involves accepting new architectural plans and styles as they arrive.

Report as: spam offensive Class of '90 on 6/09/07 at 9am

There apparently is an almost insatiable need for student meeting places. If the GSB buildings are "surplus," why not let them be used for student-driven purposes rather than tearing them down to conform to the Olmstead Plan.

Report as: spam offensive Phil on 11/01/07 at 7am

Just testing the commenting out...




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