An Architecture School Bathroom Wall
A Tulane School of Architecture student voices a popular opinion above the men's room urinal. The note on the anti-graffiti device (i.e. legal pad) reads "Reed Kroloff left us as bastard children of his curriculum." The writing, as they say, is on the wall. For those not in the know, Kroloff was the short lived Dean at the Tulane School of Arch. before he left for the greener pastures of Cranbrook — after frequently seeing his name published as a supporter of post-storm New Orleans and becoming the public face of the School of Architecture. And yeah...some people are still a bit bitter about the whole thing.
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BMX said ... (1:38 AM) :
post a commentEven a bathroom wall can make a man famous