Boose said this represents the ongoing relationship with members of surrounding neighborhood associations. Some residents of the nearby community are pleased with this program. It really helps to improve the connection between the University and the community. Bill Plymat, president of the North Drake Neighborhood Association, was less excited about the program. He said formal meetings are needed as well.
Drake offers similar benefits to employees.
Back to the top. It's heater time. Before enjoying the heater in the dorms, there are some things students need to know. Goodwin-Kirk Residence Complex and the quads have hot water heating systems with fin tube radiation. Paul Johnson, assistant vice president of the physical plant and auxiliary services, said that in order to get heat from these radiators, there needs to be a clear area around the heating unit.