http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ci41B-koh...embedded#!

talk about blue balls....

when I opened the link and saw "Sangren Hall Demolition" I thought for sure that there would be TNT involved

(07-13-2010 01:56 PM)broncofan1 Wrote:  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ci41B-koh...embedded#!

Nice video. As much as I always thought the palce was a dump, I do have some sentimental attachments to the place. My first class as a freshman was in Sangren, Poli Sci 101. And when I went to Kazo for Frosh orientation that was where they dragged us the first night.

And lastly that was where Tim the Tool Man Taylor received his honary degree on Tool Time.

The bulk of my classes were in Sangren. I, honestly, didn't think it was so bad. I'll kind of miss seeing the building when back for events.

Lived in the Burnhams my first year there, woke up, threw a hat on and caught my 8:00 no problem. Thought that was pretty cool.

B74, actually "Tim the Tool man Taylor" recieved his honorary degree in California on the set of Tool Time. The writers said it was Sangeren Hall. Check with Jamie Jeremy because she was with the entourage that went to California to do it.

Always proud to be a Bronco.

(07-14-2010 08:41 AM)acer1 Wrote:  B74, actually "Tim the Tool man Taylor" recieved his honorary degree in California on the set of Tool Time. The writers said it was Sangeren Hall. Check with Jamie Jeremy because she was with the entourage that went to California to do it.

Always proud to be a Bronco.

Please, Acer give me a little more credit than that. I sawthe show when he got the deree and was fully aware that it was all TV. I did like it that he used Sagren Hall. Also realize when he was having a race in Memorial Park, that it was not filmed on location at 13 and Woodward.

Man do I feel old - Sangren was actually fairly new when I attended WMU.

I had a few classes at Sangren. Always appreciated its centralized location. Always a lot of broads up there, too.

Yikes, that is bittersweet. I had A LOT of classes there (mid 90's) since I was an Art Major, emphasis graphic design. I met my girlfriend / fiance / wife / mother of my children there in a drawing class.

It was a great location on campus. It kinda sucked from off campus, I had to park down in that lot by married housing / the pond and schlep all my art gear up the hill.

Is the parking at WMU any better nowadays?!

the parking sucks, no where to park unless you can pay a 15 $ ticket.

The only year I bought a parking pass was when I lived in the dorms. I walked and parked on Clarendon when it was necessary to drive.

Kind of hate to admit it and not trying to "big-time" anybody, but -

My Dad was a prof so I had a faculty sticker on my car. Handy.

There isn't a University anywhere that parking isn't a problem. Then again, there is plenty of parking out at the Parkview campus!

(07-15-2010 09:21 AM)MajorHoople Wrote:  My Dad was a prof so I had a faculty sticker on my car. Handy.

Yeah, I knew one of you tards. His time ran out on him though when parking services used to drop tickets on him because he clearly wasn't old enough to be faculty.

Jealousy doesn't become you, IB - oops, CCB. And parking services never caught up with yours truly.

I wasn't jealous. I would spend the money I would have used on parking stickers for vacations. I love walking to campus. All the people who parked on campus in the first place were buying parking stickers with mommy and daddy's money.

(07-15-2010 11:23 AM)Charm City Bronco Wrote:  I wasn't jealous. I would spend the money I would have used on parking stickers for vacations. I love walking to campus. All the people who parked on campus in the first place were buying parking stickers with mommy and daddy's money.

Not all of us...

Fool.