Campus Pics..added some new ones

[gibbsak]

Great Pictures ETA_for_life what kind of camera are you using for those night shots or is it a computer program that gives you that lighting?

Thanks. I use a Sony Cybershot DSC-H1. The pictures are untouched by any sort of computer program. To achieve the lighting in those photos I simply set the camera on a certain mode and place it atop a tripod. Then I point, click, and viola! I do take a lot of shots of the same thing just to ensure I get a good picture.

I do the same with my Nikon D3000 for night shots. When you have a card that holds 1000 shots or more, you can afford to take tons of shots. I Leave mine on multi-shot mode.

[charsibb]

remember this place?

Wow. I've only seen a few pictures of the old MSC.

I worked for Phyllis in that building. LONG before they named it after her.

Side note: no building should ever be named after someone still alive...

[KB]

remember this place?

Wow. I've only seen a few pictures of the old MSC.

I worked for Phyllis in that building. LONG before they named it after her.

Side note: no building should ever be named after someone still alive...

Joe Pa rule?

[ctbrown24]

I'm glad I was able to enjoy the new Marshall Center for one semester before I graduated.

[K-Rock Da Bull]

but this old one had so many great memories, it had it's good sides

[vwlbull]

I had a buddy who had a work study job managing the billiard room in the basement. We had the "hook up"

[charsibb]

but this old one had so many great memories, it had it's good sides

I spent a lot of time in the 'Keg

[charsibb]

remember this place?

Wow. I've only seen a few pictures of the old MSC.

I worked for Phyllis in that building. LONG before they named it after her.

Side note: no building should ever be named after someone still alive...

Joe Pa rule?

Ugh.

You had to bring that dirtbag into a nice thread.

[outrunner]

remember this place?

Wow. I've only seen a few pictures of the old MSC.

I worked for Phyllis in that building. LONG before they named it after her.

Side note: no building should ever be named after someone still alive...

Joe Pa rule?

Ugh.

You had to bring that dirtbag into a nice thread.

I was going to say C.W. Young Hall, the current Congressman who helped secure federal funds to build the new ROTC building.

[ETA_for_life]

Anyone have any photos of the interior of the old MSC? Or more exterior shots? I'm curious as to how the area opened up with the new MSC. From my understanding, the old MSC and bookstore were connected, which would explain why the bookstore has brick on three sides and then solid white wall on the other.

Edited July 17, 2012 by ETA_for_life