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FrogieFever wrote:That building was recently purchased and will be demolished mid-year for the construction of a 56$MM performance hall.

Try again.

It did not say "20 campuses with the potential to look the best". Until it is knocked down, I'm holding it against you.

MustangStealth wrote:

FrogieFever wrote:That building was recently purchased and will be demolished mid-year for the construction of a 56$MM performance hall.

Try again.

It did not say "20 campuses with the potential to look the best". Until it is knocked down, I'm holding it against you.

Haha, okay.

FrogieFever wrote:

MustangStealth wrote:This building alone puts you out of the running.

That building was recently purchased and will be demolished mid-year for the construction of a 56$MM performance hall.

Try again.

It says TCU on it, who used to own it?

smu diamond m wrote:

FrogieFever wrote:

MustangStealth wrote:This building alone puts you out of the running.

That building was recently purchased and will be demolished mid-year for the construction of a 56$MM performance hall.

Try again.

It says TCU on it, who used to own it?

Rexall Drug Stores.

smu diamond m wrote:

FrogieFever wrote:

MustangStealth wrote:This building alone puts you out of the running.

That building was recently purchased and will be demolished mid-year for the construction of a 56$MM performance hall.

Try again.

It says TCU on it, who used to own it?

It was a strip mall on Berry ('Member that street? It has been renovated quite nicely, might I add - It's beautiful now.) less than a year ago.

You have to admit that TCU's Greek houses are a joke.

When I went to tcu for the football game this year, this was my experience:
Park in a parking lot, surrounding area was nice. Hike down a muddy hill with a physical plant(?) with prison-like gates surrounding it. Crossed a bridge by a boggy marsh that smelled terrible and was apparently the campus dump. It had a couple of couches and matresses in it that possibly could have been used for a bridge as a shortcut from the parking lot. Meanwhile, I'm passing by yellow building after yellow building. Then came the concrete...more buildings and lots of parking lots/roads. I may have exaggerated and forgotten some of the "beauty" from my latest trip, but that is what I remember. From what I remember from past trips to tcu, there are some pretty areas of campus; overall, it is not pretty. You can dress it up with as many flowers as you want, but I don't think it helps.

What I still want to know is who ralphed on all of TCU's buildings. They've been bileous yellow since I first saw the place in 1971.

EastStang wrote:What I still want to know is who ralphed on all of TCU's buildings. They've been bileous yellow since I first saw the place in 1971.

thatsgreatraplh has good taste and would not use those colors.