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Happy_Confection90 t1_j6t22pv wrote

They send these memos because they have to. A few winters back there were issues at a couple of the academic buildings on the Durham campus because mutiple faculty members left their windows open over winter break!

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Burger-King-Covid OP t1_j6u4d8t wrote

Owls nests were supposed to be torn down 10 years ago since they are so run down and falling apart so they had no intention of retrofitting them. Carle on the other hand was renovated 4-5 years ago but looks like it’s straight out of the 80s still. If you know what the backrooms are Carle looks like that inside. Carle keeps getting flooded by sprinkler systems and ruining hallways after hallways and peoples rooms. I have no idea why Carle still has electric heat.

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jjmenace t1_j6veqi2 wrote

I lived in the Owl's Nest in the early 90s. We were told then they were temporary housing from the 70s and 80s but were left up because they were so popular. They should have been torn down or renovated by now with all the new housing options being built on campus. I don't remember it ever being cold and I had a corner unit on the 1st floor. Probably since the rooms are so small it shouldn't get too cool.

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TekJansen69 t1_j6vs9t8 wrote

I don't let the gubmint tell me what to do!!!

Stop fear mongering!!!!

HUMANS ARE WARM BLOODED!!!

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Doug_Shoe t1_j6wf08z wrote

Dear Advanced Degree Students:

Please do not open the windows, pile junk on the heating vent, and then call to say it's cold.

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nullcompany t1_j6x8c6l wrote

i went for a single year in like 2000 or 01, the C++ teacher was also the Spanish teacher

we had to do "heads down" cause the class was being hyper

you can finish this story literally any way you like, it'll be accurate cause i am from Claremont

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ryanpm40 t1_j75wwy8 wrote

Jeeze who keeps their place heated above 70 degrees? I'd be sweating my ass off haha. 65 during the day, 63 at night in my home.

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