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In article <ashley.gigandet.390.0086D0A3@facilities.gatech.edu>,
Ashley Gigandet <ashley.gigandet@facilities.gatech.edu> wrote:
>After a morning of wrangling with ACOG, the shuttle bus drop off point for the 
>external shuttle has been changed.  The shuttle will now drop off 100 feet 
>past the old stop, you will walk through an entry point and then either walk 
>to your building or hop on the internal RCA shuttle.  You will no longer have 
>to take an intermediate bus.  This will be well-marked when you come in 
>tomorrow morning.


And again, everything depends on who the guard is.  People have been
allowed to walk in front of the fence and have been forced to walk behind
the fence.  They've been told they can't walk to CRB in front of the
fence, and they've been told they can.  And remember, none of this
nonsense is being done to anyone except GT people.  What is the big
problem with walking through the gate?

What is the word on the lighted, secure parking lots?  I sent a letter to
Dr. Clough about the GT sign ACOG covered, and he said y'all didn't want
to make a big issue about that, so as to have something to "trade" on the
more important parking lot issue.  (My paraphrase - not a verbatim quote.)
The lots are only lighted if the sun is up, and the "security" consists of
a bunch of kids reading the paper and drinking Cokes, with an occasional
policeman who directs traffic. 

Have they repealed the traffic laws on campus?  If you get in front of one
of the official vehicles, they will run over you, and probably charge you
for damage to the vehicle. 

I know your office is doing what you can, Ashley, but ACOG still needs to
be forced to live up to their promises.  Appeasement seldom works with
bullies.  They'll take your lunch money and still beat you up.



-- 
David E. Bostwick
Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA, 30332
david.bostwick@chemistry.gatech.edu