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Well, the server’s only 66tic, and there’s a lot of lag sometimes. Also, this really annoying guy named Citan…
oh.
This is about the university…
*runs away*
I will agree the food at WCU was bad, but the food outside of cullowhee was the bomb. I dont know if it was because WCU’s food was so bad that everything tasted better, but going out was the bomb.
I will honestly say that I really enjoyed my stay at WCU when i was a student, and it was easy for me to get around the food problem with cookouts almost every week and on the weekends i was always exploring if i had some cash. Or ordering pizza from the locals and playing cs… i played alot of counter strike during my stay at wcu.
If i could I would do it all over again if i could only find a need for it in my life. Having that said I got every tool i needed to be a Software developer on mass enterprise level applications, simple networking and systems admin. I have no certifications but I do have a huge portfolio of all the stuff i have accomplished at WCU and on my free time (including the gaming club). Guys I was hired before I even left WCU (got the phone call at a LAN during setup) , and if my job didn’t work out today i wouldn’t have a hard struggle finding another.
/thread win.
I personally by myself almost keep China Dragon in business, The owner knows what me and my roommate are going to order.
bahahaha… a chance to bash WCU? yay. so, lemme see, none o your voting options appeal to me.
How do I feel about WCU? It has its great points and its horrors. More great points than horrors, but meh.
Will I stay there for my undergrad studies? I assume that’s a rhetorical question. But seriously, no.
3rd question: rainbow trout…
Lemme see. From the standpoint of teachers and students and social stuff, WCU is great, awesome, fantastic, and I mean it. The majors, there’s several that are fantastic, and there’s a few that they should offer a disclaimer with. *cough*BSEEBSSE*cough*. Administratively… yeah. I better keep my mouth shut in the interests of the Club’s future (since I’m on your forums). Food, housing, commerce, etc.: It was worth the walk to Wal-Mart (miles of walking, for those of you that ain’t locals) for everything but housing, and housing… I dunno if there is any good answer to that. The one perk I’ll credit them for is around 2-3am the dorm room network bandwidth is phenomenal.
omg, falcon you walked to walmart.. you could have taken the jackson county bus for 50cent, goes all over sylva. This is what i had to rely on my first year until i could save up nuff to get a minipedovan
NoDice said:
omg, falcon you walked to walmart.. you could have taken the jackson county bus for 50cent, goes all over sylva. This is what i had to rely on my first year until i could save up nuff to get a minipedovanlol… yeah, i found out about this, but before that I was too much of a non-existent schedule type… plus i got that old-timey instinct in me, that says “walk everywhere unless your horse is awake”… :cowboy: (and also, I was training hard for my 4am beer hike. bummer that I’ve been deprived of that opportunity)
on other thoughts, you was able to actually save up? dood, i was working and obsessively not spending, and my savings account was decaying faster than a snowman on the vegas strip at 2pm on a blazin summer day…
in any case, i think that emphasizes my point even more
(walking was still better than on-campus shopping)
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