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@Anonymous When asked how they feel about becoming wieners, they countered that it’s actually french for winners.
Who is their French professor?
@Anonymous Losing My Edge!!!
@Anonymous So which floors are the McBainers picking into?
@Claire We’re seeing a lotta 8 and a lotta 6.
@Anonymous why the fuck are people taking the mcbain doubles and not the shapiro ones.
You john jay kids get off the I want to be in Carman too train, and go back to your antisocial dorms. I want myself a nonshaft mcbain room.
@'11 Aw, freshmen.
@Anonymous U mad?
@Anonymous Does anyone know if all the Wien rooms have sinks? Do walk-through doubles have a sink in each room?
@Anonymous No, the sink is only in one room (I think it’s generally the walked-through room)
@a huge shout out to housing? For what? Overcharging and under-maintaining campus housing? Punishing those who transfer in, take a semester abroad or live off campus? Expecting people to move 3 times in one summer? Waiting until late-August to tell people where they are living? “Cleaning” a bathroom shared by 6 people once a week? Installing broken washing machines? Taking weeks to respond to maintenance request and then just marking them as closed without doing anything? Ignoring emails? Dismissing criticism because “you’ll be gone in 4 years anyway”?
They may do a good job these two weeks in helping us through a stressful, complex process, but the other 50 weeks of the year they are painfully inept at their jobs.
@truth yo true story–my heater was leaking water everywhere; called housing the first day of the semester. 16 days later, still nothing. i talked to a maintenance guy in the basement one day and it was fixed in two days, and they came back the next day and steam cleaned my carpet. housing and repairs? joke. actual maintenance guys? awesome.
also when i called hospitality about it after 16 days, they asked where i lived 6 times, then insisted they had no idea where i was talking about. d’oh.
@Anonymous I’ve so far had great experience with housing. Came within the amount of time stated on the form, (albeit I wish I would’ve known the exact time earlier, or else there’s a chance I wouldn’t have been available when they came looking for me), and the three guys were mega friendly and easy going with me and the whole process.
Not invalidating your complaints or saying they’re unjustified – just saying that perhaps these are specific cases of frustration, rather than an entire system gone down the drain? Just my two cents.
@Anonymous Just wait until you have to live in a real apartment.
@pleaseee tell us what floors the mcbainers are picking into!!