Remember
what it was like to labor into the wee hours of the morning (or pulling an
all-nighter) on your final review presentations when you were in architecture school? If you do (I do, quite fondly
actually), then you know what it’s like: the stress, overwhelming fatigue, and mounting
panic as zero hour approaches. Undoubtedly, you’d have welcomed the moral
support, encouragement, and sympathy from those who’d been there themselves.
Members
of AIA-Southwestern Oregon understand. Plan on joining them next Wednesday,
June 6 and show your support for University of Oregon architecture students by
dropping in on the Lawrence Hall studios for a late-night visit (9-11 pm). They’ll be
bringing cookies and coffee to share (donated by local vendors), direct some
cheerleading, and generally provide the students with the energizing pick-me-up
they need.
RSVP to Jenna Fribley, AIA if
you’re interested in joining the fun. The AIA Late Night group will meet at the east
entry to Lawrence Hall (the main doors to the parking lot) at 9:00 pm.
2 comments:
School, my arse! I did an all-nighter last week. Getting too old for that crap.
Sheldon: All work and no play makes for a curmudgeon-ly specifier!
I can't remember the last time I did a true all-nighter at work. It's been a while but I have unfortunately come close many times.
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