Aparantly there was a computer lab in the basement of hill.
Hmm, I really wish there still was, maybe it wouldn’t be so boring at work.
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wow, thats a lot of computers
and did you pay off your bills yet?
I think you know what you have to do.
Break in.
Mike,
Huh?
The whole reason of the post was because I didn’t know that Hill Center (the building where I work) had a computer lab at one point. It’s not there anymore and you can see from the picture that the place where I work (the machine room) is nearby.
Do you mean the computers aren’t there anymore, or the rooms aren’t there anymore?
The computers for the most part have been moved to ARC (I also work there).
so then whats there now?
The “Help Desk” (computer help for students), a couple unused computer classrooms, and an office with a window to the machine room.