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Originally Posted by the Genral
I don't mind this one either. Its deep on the drag surrounded by ut students and ut minded businesses. It kind of looks like a party house. And the balconies have a great view of the drag. I do think the blank walls could use a good mural. For packing in as many students as possible without worrying about building materials or design, this
is minimalism at its best...or worst if it wasn't where it is. Out on its own as opposed to being tucked away on the drag, it would look far worse. |
I remember when Goody Woo first opened around 1962 or 1963. It was the shizzle. Everybody wanted to live there.