My alma mater

[mothwing]

I found a video (in German) on my uni. I love how they whine about the quality of the buildings in this video when there are things that make this uni much worse. Admittedly, the mould is quite disconcerting and the Anthropology course I once had in a smelly, damp room in an old basement with dark, wet spots on the walls where the plumbing was getting old was not much fun, but I'd have still gone with the course sizes (very large) and the course organisation (90min of bad student lectures, mostly).

Comments

[mariebernadette.livejournal.com]

Oh my goodness. Makes me feel a little guilty for having state of the art facilities for a 3rd rate education.

[moonystone.livejournal.com]

OMG /o\ Am I happy that we don't have any mould in our lecture halls, we only have too many people crammed in and some horribly presented content to bear. It's weird how long it takes to fix any of these things, though, isn't it? Had the administration reacted when the first spots of mould appeared, the costs would've been way less and the repair works quite short in duration. But that would've been common sense.