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Accident at SMU on Dyer
Posted:
Wed May 21, 2008 3:49 pmby George S. Patton
This comes from the DMN web site:
Dallas and University Park firefighters are responding to a reported hazardous materials emergency near Dyer Street on the SMU campus. No injuries have been confirmed. More details to come.
Posted:
Wed May 21, 2008 3:54 pmby CalallenStang
Everyone who has had to endure a fire drill in the past few years will appreciate this: the fire marshal actually has his hazmat situation in which to enforce shelter-in-place.
Seriously, that guy mentions the possibility of this every single fire drill.
Posted:
Wed May 21, 2008 4:14 pmby couch 'em
CalallenStang wrote:Everyone who has had to endure a fire drill in the past few years will appreciate this: the fire marshal actually has his hazmat situation in which to enforce shelter-in-place.
Seriously, that guy mentions the possibility of this every single fire drill.
I don't think I was ever coherant for those 3AM dorm fire drills.
Posted:
Wed May 21, 2008 4:38 pmby George S. Patton
Here's what happened according to the DMN:
Three people were taken to local hospitals as a precaution this afternoon after workers power washing the outside of a hazardous materials building on the SMU campus triggered an alarm that automatically emitted a fire retardant, officials said.
About 200 people were evacuated from buildings in the area surrounding the 3000 block of Dyer Court after University Park and Dallas firefighters were called to the scene about 1:55 p.m.
No serious injuries have been reported, and fire officials have given the all clear to allow the evacuated people back inside, officials said.
Posted:
Wed May 21, 2008 5:06 pmby smu diamond m
Misti Compton wrote:We have been given the all clear to re-enter the Junkins and Embrey Buildings. All rooms inside both buildings have been locked and secured by DeeDee and myself for those that have already left campus.
Regards,
Misti
__________________________
Misti Compton
Executive Assistant to the Dean
Southern Methodist University
School of Engineering
P.O. Box 750339
Dallas, TX 75275-0339
Phone: 214-768-3051
Fax: 214-768-3845
Email:
[email protected]
Posted:
Wed May 21, 2008 5:48 pmby jkflamebo
couch 'em wrote:CalallenStang wrote:Everyone who has had to endure a fire drill in the past few years will appreciate this: the fire marshal actually has his hazmat situation in which to enforce shelter-in-place.
Seriously, that guy mentions the possibility of this every single fire drill.
I don't think I was ever coherant for those 3AM dorm fire drills.
really hated those drills. the real heroes were the ones who slept thru them and stayed in bed
Posted:
Wed May 21, 2008 10:16 pmby expony18
jkflamebo wrote:couch 'em wrote:CalallenStang wrote:Everyone who has had to endure a fire drill in the past few years will appreciate this: the fire marshal actually has his hazmat situation in which to enforce shelter-in-place.
Seriously, that guy mentions the possibility of this every single fire drill.
I don't think I was ever coherant for those 3AM dorm fire drills.
really hated those drills. the real heroes were the ones who slept thru them and stayed in bed
i would be one of the ones who slept through them... i only woke up for one of them my entire freshmen year, my roommate and I strolled out front with only our underwear on...
Posted:
Wed May 21, 2008 10:59 pmby CalallenStang
I would have slept through the first one, except that my roommate woke me up, eliciting some choice words from me.
Posted:
Thu May 22, 2008 7:42 amby couch 'em
The worst is when you are completely hammered, and have to try to make it down without SMUPD noticing.
Posted:
Thu May 22, 2008 8:57 amby EastStang
We actually had a fire in Boaz my freshman year. Everyone made it out and the fire was doused within seconds. One guy did sleep through the alarm, so his floor mates, just put him in the elevator for the rest of the night, passed out in his underwear.
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Thu May 22, 2008 9:03 amby FWMustangGirl
couch 'em wrote:CalallenStang wrote:Everyone who has had to endure a fire drill in the past few years will appreciate this: the fire marshal actually has his hazmat situation in which to enforce shelter-in-place.
Seriously, that guy mentions the possibility of this every single fire drill.
I don't think I was ever coherant for those 3AM dorm fire drills.
I must not have been either. I cannot recall anyone official ever talking. Between the fire drills and the drunken jackballs who pulled the fire alarm regularly in Boaz, I did not get as much sleep as I would have liked.
Posted:
Thu May 22, 2008 10:33 amby BleedingRed+Blue
We didn't have a lot of fire drills in Boaz when I was a freshman, as I recall. But we did set alarm clocks for 3 AM every now and then so people could empty the remains of a stale keg into the carpet on the fourth floor and slide up and down the hallway until they were covered in rug burns and stunk like a brewery. Ah, good times.
Posted:
Tue May 27, 2008 6:03 pmby FordtoTolbert
I would like to thank the UP fire fighters, because without them, we would not be able to do what we do on PonyFans....thanks, fellas.
Posted:
Wed May 28, 2008 2:13 pmby Pony Soup
FordtoTolbert wrote:I would like to thank the UP fire fighters, because without them, we would not be able to do what we do on PonyFans....thanks, fellas.
enough
Posted:
Tue Jun 03, 2008 2:29 pmby RednBlue11
i remember evac'ing for a burnt bag of popcorn