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kevin@cc.gatech.edu (Kevin C. Almeroth) writes:

>I think you are getting something outta this whole deal.  I don't want to
>start arguing about the long vs short term benefits, or get into specific
>areas where I think Tech is benefiting.  Later you mention that you've
>had to give directions to people for the Center for the Arts.  Haven't
>you derived ANY benefit from having the Center on campus?  I've been to
>several events there that I wouldn't have gone to otherwise.

If we're going to start making deals for my benefit, I'd like to be involved
in the decision. Especially if it is going to require work on my part.

>Something else you mentioned in the need for more, and better signage.
>I generally cringe at the idea of putting up lots of signs as I think
>it detracts from the campus in general.  It would be nice if they
>figured out what they wanted before throwing up signs all over the
>place.  Actually, this sounds like the Campus Planning committee.  Try
>sending e-mail to Jeremy Wilkening (gt0192g@prism.gatech.edu).

I personally think it depends on the way you make them. I know the 
Bronx Zoo, for example, has some wooden signs with "handwritten" 
words- looks fantastic, almost like you'd go to the jungle and expect 
to see similar signs. If TECH could develop some of those White on Brown
signs and place them at various points (the intersection of Atlantic and
Ferst, State and Ferst, Sixth street approaching form the north and south,
etc.)  I think it would do a lot of good.

Roger
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Roger Daniel Pease    
Georgia Tech CMPE Graduating Senior