UCF construction

[Triple B]

Go figure it would be you to be the first to really urinate on this thread.

He wasn't the first ...

Wow!  We finally have an intelligent USF poster.

[DawgPound]

You didn't "really" urinate.  Either way, it's comical to see such bitterness.

[Triple B]

[glow=green,2,300]You didn't "really" urinate.[/glow]  Either way, it's comical to see such bitterness.

WTF?

The only thing I can say is if Mav really thinks that USF only has one initelligent poster, it's still one more than you Kanigits have.

[DawgPound]

[glow=green,2,300]You didn't "really" urinate.[/glow]  Either way, it's comical to see such bitterness.

WTF?

The only thing I can say is if Mav really thinks that USF only has one initelligent poster, it's still one more than you Kanigits have.

Sorry Trip.  I totally missed that.  Hell, I didn't even read his post. :-[

[Triple B]

[glow=green,2,300]You didn't "really" urinate.[/glow]  Either way, it's comical to see such bitterness.

WTF?

The only thing I can say is if Mav really thinks that USF only has one initelligent poster, it's still one more than you Kanigits have.

Sorry Trip.  I totally missed that.  Hell, I didn't even read his post. :-[

This will not look good in your file...

[813knight]

I was a freshmen at UCF Fall 2002 and it's crazy how the north end of campus just exploded with development. When I began there it was just the old arena and the track/baseball complex. I was in Academic Village right by the fitness center and now leisure/eye candy pool(opposite side of campus) and that was the place to live on campus but w/ all the retail, stadium, etc on the north side it is the place to be for new students if they can afford it(I heard the prices are ridiculous for those towers if you are not an athlete).

[SeaBull]

Here's a past Orlando Biz Journal feature article about how UCF's Athletic Village is the first of its kind for any FL State University.

http://orlando.bizjournals.com/orlando/stories/2006/04/17/story5.html

Although I think the Athletic Village is an interesting idea with a lot of potential, I was a little surprised to find this...

Aside from the previously announced Ron Jon's Surf Shop, Barnes & Noble Inc. and Starbucks, Meers says eight other retailers also are about to make a deal.

Coming aboard will be national ice cream chain Maggie Moo's, Nature's Table Cafe, Best Cuts hair salon, Red Brick Pizza, Domino's Pizza and a postal outlet.

I'm disappointed to see that it seems like a typical strip mall. I don't know if Orlando is the same as Tampa, but you cannot spit without hitting a strip mall here. I can't stand it...they are ugly and are usually outdated in 10 years.

It's surprising to see a store such as Ron Jon's on campus, too...although, arguably the best retail surf shop, people seem to forget that it's expensive...isn't debt already a problem for college students - without retail stores on campus?

We already have a Barne's and Noble's and a couple Starbucks...They are great...enjoy!

It would seem like a sports related store should be there...maybe a apparel only UCF bookstore? or Champs sports or something???

If USF decided to do this (which it seems to be a good idea) I would hope they include the following stores:

USF fan apparel store

Sports Bar

GNC or Vitamin World

Some Gyro or Wraps place

All Centralized with a pavilion in the center

---All relatively expensive for poor college kids but, it's what I want, so why not?

[outrunner]

USF builds medical centers. UCF builds shopping centers.

[goodknightfl]

USF builds medical centers. UCF builds shopping centers.

seems to me UCF is building a medical school as well..

[outrunner]

USF builds medical centers. UCF builds shopping centers.

seems to me UCF is building a medical school as well..

Don't you mean Orlando is building it for UCF, UF, and other businesses.

http://www.orlandosentinel.com/business/orl-biomed2107jun21,0,5345131.story