I can't remember ever doing laundry when I lived there and this is troubling. It probably has something to do with many nights of staring at the stars and transcending dimensions on acid out in the KUT courtyard. But seriously -- I cannot for the life of me remember doing laundry that year.
I loved living here! Very social, always buzzing with activities, and right in the heart of campus! I lived here my freshman year and loved it so much I stayed another year. You're bound to meet really cool people and easily get to class if you live here! I've made lifelong friends in Moore-Hill!!! 10/10 would recommend
It took me a while to figure out that the entrance at the beginning of this tour was not part of Moore-Hill when I lived there in the late 1970s/early 80s. That part of the building was the "Varsity" cafeteria at the time ("Varsity" was a cafeteria where people could get meal plans outside of the residence hall meal-service) . Our main entrance off of 21st St was that "other" entrance that shows up around the 1:28 mark and that entered to an office and our mailboxes. The "quiet study room" past my old hallway was where we had ping pong tables. We had a single, much smaller laundry on another floor - maybe the secret location mentioned here. Thanks for posting the building tour!
I can't remember ever doing laundry when I lived there and this is troubling. It probably has something to do with many nights of staring at the stars and transcending dimensions on acid out in the KUT courtyard. But seriously -- I cannot for the life of me remember doing laundry that year.
I loved living here! Very social, always buzzing with activities, and right in the heart of campus! I lived here my freshman year and loved it so much I stayed another year. You're bound to meet really cool people and easily get to class if you live here! I've made lifelong friends in Moore-Hill!!! 10/10 would recommend
It took me a while to figure out that the entrance at the beginning of this tour was not part of Moore-Hill when I lived there in the late 1970s/early 80s. That part of the building was the "Varsity" cafeteria at the time ("Varsity" was a cafeteria where people could get meal plans outside of the residence hall meal-service) . Our main entrance off of 21st St was that "other" entrance that shows up around the 1:28 mark and that entered to an office and our mailboxes. The "quiet study room" past my old hallway was where we had ping pong tables. We had a single, much smaller laundry on another floor - maybe the secret location mentioned here. Thanks for posting the building tour!
I loved my time there. Friends for life
00:27 I see you, bro.
Great tour! I'll definitely be on the hunt for that hidden laundry room. Haha. How clean are the bathrooms? How often are they cleaned?