
On site now is he biggest crane I've ever seen up close:

It's quite a scene, even from off campus:

WHO WANTS CHEEEEEEEEEZ?

On the transition from the Silicon to the Tanana Valley, from urban to rural life, and from working in industry to being a full-time student to working in academia. If you see your name or photo on this blog and want it removed, please let me know and I will do so!
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Hmmm, connecting the business people with the engineering people, eh? If my Dave were commenting, he'd have some rude words to say about the business majors practicing their free throw skills and playing video games while the engineering students were working their asses off in the lab.
There ought to be a tunnel between the engineering building and one of the humanities buildings - like the English department. The tutoring opportunities (not to mention dating opportunities) would be epic.
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