Pratt engineers take to the sky in style
(08/29/05 4:00am)
Members of the Pratt School of Engineering received a new $1.3 million “toy”—one much larger than your average G. I. Joe or model train set.
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Members of the Pratt School of Engineering received a new $1.3 million “toy”—one much larger than your average G. I. Joe or model train set.
It seems as if this year’s musical choice for the last day of classes is not the only thing lacking in regards to the upcoming celebration to the end of this semester. On Thursday morning, I, as well as every undergraduate here, stood in line for the annual Last Day of Classes T-shirt. However, after briefly taking a glimpse at my new excuse to postpone washing my clothes another day, I was disappointed. Now, this disappointment had nothing to do with the skill of the design, size of the shirt, or if it was even cotton. No, this disappointment came from the subtle message this T-shirt sent to me, as well as a few friends. Where are the Blacks, Latinos and Asians? Where’s the color?