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Pretty sure we're getting another car wash on Firetower in between Basil's and Baskin Robins. There's already a car wash on the other side of Basil's. Can we get something like a Raising Cane's instead?
Isn't there a Raising Cane's in the Student Center on 10th St?
Isn't there a Raising Cane's in the Student Center on 10th St?
We can't have more than one location like other popular chains?
10th Street is on campus with odd, inconsistent hours, sometimes closed in the summer, parking is difficult. It's easier to use that location if you're an ECU student. A bit of a hassle if you're not.
Do you have to be the contrarian guy on everything?
We can't have more than one location like other popular chains?
10th Street is on campus with odd, inconsistent hours, sometimes closed in the summer, parking is difficult. It's easier to use that location if you're an ECU student. A bit of a hassle if you're not.
Do you have to be the contrarian guy on everything?
Was just a question. Wasn't sure if that was what was there.
On a similar note, here is an update for what is going on on campus
"The pedestrian walkway between Student Health Services and Joyner Library to Eakin Student Recreation Center was completed on Aug. 18, Shoemaker said.
“It was just the completion of the pedestrian pathway that started in 2014,” Shoemaker said. “We’ve done it in phases, and this was the last phase. It just gives a big, wide brick walkway through campus, and there’s also a bike lane in there as well.”
A project to replace old steam lines around College Hill is expected to be completed by Aug. 21, Shoemaker said. The windows at the front of the Jenkins Fine Art Center are being replaced, Shoemaker said, and the project will last through the fall semester.
A new project to renovate the Brewster Building courtyard began during the summer as well, Shoemaker said, and the project is expected to be finished by the end of September."
The Brewster project was sorely needed. The Art building needed that update as well.
“It was just the completion of the pedestrian pathway that started in 2014,” Shoemaker said. “We’ve done it in phases, and this was the last phase. It just gives a big, wide brick walkway through campus, and there’s also a bike lane in there as well.”
It's kind of amazing that they didn't change the bike lane design after nine years of evidence that it's an abject failure. During the busy class-changing times when you'd most want to use it, it's completely impossible to use the bike lane (without just charging ahead into the crowd and screaming GET OUT OF THE !@#$% BIKE LANE!!!!! at the top of your lungs, which I will admit to doing on occasion). Oh well.
So Brewster Correctional Institution will be a thing of the past?
^ The bike lane is one of the poorest designs i have ever seen. The arrows really mean nothing to most people and the bricks make for a smoother ride than the pavers they used to build the bike lanes.
Something going up on Firetower at Arlington between Basil’s & Walmart NM
There's supposed to be three different businesses going in that construction site. The coffee place like G&B said, plus a Take 5 Oil Change and, of course, a car wash...
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