Like the Rex Bar which I think was where MickeyD's is today. You might have to limit it to Houghton Hancock unless we need to get into places like the Satellite in Lake Linden or Schmidttey's at Schmidt's Corner. Oh the places we've been and the things we've seen. This could be as much fun for readers as the driving challenges of bygone days. If you're not familiar with it, it's kind of a College Bowl meets Mech Warrior meets Demolition Derby kind of thing and sort of a Superbowl for geeks.
People build and enter remotely controlled robots in a head to head duel to disability.
The kids loved the statue cams and watching the progress every night. The live cam in the Chem Met building was interesting - we could see the students trudging through the snow to class, the snow blowing off of the buildings, and cars on US 41. Nice to view the subarctic conditions from more hospitable locations. Also, students in Professor Johnson's Applied Portfolio Management Program are traveling to compete in the First Annual APMP investment Symposium at the University of Dayton in early April. They will compete against similar type programs nationwide.