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Wow quite large and good looking too.
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Yes, this looks really cool!
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I only hope they are built a little better than the UNO dorms. You could hear alarm clocks and people getting it on through the walls to say the least. Oh and the pipes rattled like they where going to burst through the walls.
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There was an article in the paper yesterday that mentioned that the parking garages should be open by tomarrow (wed). Its good to see how CU is developing a nice style to all their new buildings. Morrison, the two new student housing units, and the two new parking garages all have a this same design. This will really help CU's overall look. I can't wait to hear whats next!
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pkiphd wrote:I only hope they are built a little better than the UNO dorms. You could hear alarm clocks and people getting it on through the walls to say the least. Oh and the pipes rattled like they where going to burst through the walls.
Which dorms do u speak of?
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The new ones by the clubhouse.
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clubhouse? i was wondering which uno dorms you are talking about, scott hall/village, or university village
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The ones next to the Durham Science building, but your not getting any room numbers out of me.
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Post by omahastylee459 »

ahhh, UV. Never have really spent too much time there, but from the times i have been there, the rooms and buildings pale in comparison to scott village. I have been in a few of the creighton dorms, and they are pretty nice. A couple of my good friends live in McGloin (sp?) and they had an awesome view of downtown.
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Very nice! OPUS is also doing the new EPA building in LoDo.
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Wow, those are freakin' fantastic. Creighton is being such a leader, as a university, for the city of Omaha, and for downtown.
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