re: LSU running out of A/C?

Buildings in warm climates that don’t have a/c are typically designed to allow air flow. I find that current insulation methods make buildings very stuffy when the a/c is off.

I also suspect that standards for comfort levels are somewhat relative. Meaning that if you typically did not live or work in air conditioning then a warmer ambient air temperature wouldn’t be as bothersome. My grandfather grew up without a/c and keeps his thermostat set near 80 F in the summer.

No one will have witnessed such a spectacle as sweatier sluts than those whom frequent the quadrangle on a day of studious academic activity.

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The African American cultural center has air conditioning. Who knew?

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Yea but nobody wants them to sweat. Everyone would be wearing face masks around campus.

But them Spanish tile roofs doe.

Les has lost control of the AC

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LSU running out of A/C

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You pussies need to toughen up, anyway

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Knowing how old LSU is and how recent central AC is, I often wondered how classes went back in the day. frick that....

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People weren't pussies back then. We as a people have gotten soft for the most part.

I would say they could lower the dress code but then everyone would just be nude and instead of as they are now, almost nude

I lived in Pentagon Dorm one semester. First floor, loved it.

But, maintenance decided winter was the time to replace the insulation from the basement boiler room fueling the steam radiators. The floor got so hot, you couldn't touch it with bare feet. The showers were so hot, there was no such thing as cool water and showers were impossible.

We had our window units running non-stop to make it breathable, and got permission to shower at Kirby-Smith. They finally came in and cut the locks on our bolted windows so we could vent winter air outside to cope with the heat.

That's the kind of nonsense I remember about my time at LSU.