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Not that I think they are good decision makers, but it's kind of a good thing they are taking so long to put in the rugs. It's because they are actually CLEANING the mold and other "biohazardous microbes" out of the room before putting in new rugs. It's not the end of the world to have to walk to the other lecture hall at the last minute, it's better than sitting in mollie breathing the fumes from the floor treatment (which is the reason they moved us). I just wish the desks in riland were a little bigger, and there were some outlets. That has gotten old, fast.
Im glad you think that but the rooms have not been worked on since the carpet was removed on monday. There is no cleaning going on. This is the third time that building has flooded since I have been there. The last two times they just dried it out. I was told the holes in the wall were drilled few years ago when it flooded so they are used to this.
Changing carpet and stuff is no biggie but its how these guys go about it that amazes me. They have this false hope that the rooms are ready so they dont figure it out till the last minute to switch to riland. But you would think they would look beyond 1 day at a time. Same goes with the study room construction. This school does not beleive in planning.