Albany Roll Call II: Electric Boogaloo (NCAA Regionals)

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Beeeej

I cannot be there for tomorrow night's game.  :`-(

But I will be there Saturday if we win tomorrow.
Beeeej, Esq.

"Cornell isn't an organization.  It's a loose affiliation of independent fiefdoms united by a common hockey team."
   - Steve Worona

jtwcornell91

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Quote from: billhowardGo, Brick City!

Newark?
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Sorry. You'd know this if you grew up in Rochester, otherwise, HUGARA. RIT is called Brick City. Every freaking building on campus (one or two exceptions now) is clad in RIT Orange (it's trademarked) brick. 14 million at last count, including the pavers. More bricks than anyplace except the Great Wall. It benefits a lot from vines IMO. http://www.thetigerbeat.com/blog/?p=134

(HUGARA: Who gives ...)

Let me tell you, it doesn't make it very easy to find things on campus.  ("It's the brick building behind the other brick building.")

jtwcornell91

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Sorry. You'd know this if you grew up in Rochester, otherwise, HUGARA. RIT is called Brick City. Every freaking building on campus (one or two exceptions now) is clad in RIT Orange (it's trademarked) brick. 14 million at last count, including the pavers. More bricks than anyplace except the Great Wall. It benefits a lot from vines IMO. http://www.thetigerbeat.com/blog/?p=134

Right. I'm only from the sticks outside of Rochester.  Here in CT, where there's nearly zero knowledge of upstate NY, I have to say I'm from "the Rochester area" (see SNL quote below) and even that gets blank stares.  Even when I was at the U of R, I don't think I ever heard the "Brick City" nickname, but I tried not to go out to RITs ugly suburban campus too often.  When I did, I always liked that they publicly displayed their DIII hockey championship trophies...I think it was either in a student center or a library or something.  I still can't believe the internets voted that campus the winner of the Google Trike contest over Princeton or Stanford, because which campus would you rather look at? Such is irrational internet voting at a tech school.

Jon Stewart did a piece about the Museum of Play placing toys into its Hall of Fame, and had a line to the effect of "Why don't you folks in Rochester get your heads out of your garbage plates?"

RIT still having banners, trophies, etc from D3 is cool, although it was a bit confusing when the RIT News story referred to the Tigers making their "14th trip to [the] 'big dance'".

Rita

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Quote from: billhoward
Quote from: RichH
Quote from: billhowardGo, Brick City!

Newark?
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Sorry. You'd know this if you grew up in Rochester, otherwise, HUGARA. RIT is called Brick City. Every freaking building on campus (one or two exceptions now) is clad in RIT Orange (it's trademarked) brick. 14 million at last count, including the pavers. More bricks than anyplace except the Great Wall. It benefits a lot from vines IMO. http://www.thetigerbeat.com/blog/?p=134

(HUGARA: Who gives ...)

Let me tell you, it doesn't make it very easy to find things on campus.  ("It's the brick building behind the other brick building.")

At Indiana University in Bloomington, IN, almost all of the buildings are made of limestone from a quarry a few miles outside of town. The symmetry and limestone are nice (especially compared to the eclectic and not ivy-covered buildings at Purdue), but as JTW says, it makes finding the building you need to go to a bit harder.

jtwcornell91

Quote from: jtwcornell91RIT still having banners, trophies, etc from D3 is cool, although it was a bit confusing when the RIT News story referred to the Tigers making their "14th trip to [the] 'big dance'".

This is also pretty cool: Going for the Triple Crown

ugarte

Quote from: RitaAt Indiana University in Bloomington, IN, almost all of the buildings are made of limestone from a quarry a few miles outside of town. The symmetry and limestone are nice (especially compared to the eclectic and not ivy-covered buildings at Purdue), but as JTW says, it makes finding the building you need to go to a bit harder.
CUTTERS!

kozaczkies

Heading down to MA from Vermont on Friday... figured I'd take a "little" detour and catch the game in Albany.  LGR!!!

adamw

With Barry Melrose using a sample size of 1 to anoint Cornell the greatest team ever, and with players in our bracket contest overwhelming choosing Cornell (http://www.collegehockeynews.com/community/bracketcontest/) .... I decided to bring everyone back down to Earth with some horrible memories :)

http://www.collegehockeynews.com/news/2010/03/25_etomens.php

Enjoy ... kinda.
College Hockey News: http://www.collegehockeynews.com

TShen

Tom Shen '01 MEng'02

DevilDerby

There +1 in ~ 3hrs. Love beer at games, just not the price :(

A-19

Quote from: DevilDerbyThere +1 in ~ 3hrs. Love beer at games, just not the price :(

damn jamie, 9 yrs out of college and still poor!? lgr!