This is really amusing. I was wondering why everything was getting fixed. Good job letting us know where the visitor's parking is..it only took TWO YEARS. Oh, and it is very silly about the towing threat for a non-existant car isn't it' Would you like to see the notice' I believe we still have it. And guess what. Everything we said is true. The couch cushions were busted when we moved in, we did tell you, you did nothing. One of our showers is cracked, we did tell you, you did nothing. Our back door still doesn't lock, and the front door is still hard to close and lock. Once again, we did tell you, you did nothing. And we can hear very loud parties on the weekends, though usually not from your apartment. And while the basketball hoop in the kitchen upstairs was indended as a joke, I assure you that the noise is there. While I'm pretty sure it's not a basketball hoop, there is someone/thing continually banging on either the floors and/or counters. And I'm sooo sorry to burst this little comfort bubble you've built around yourself, none of us lived in this building two summers ago, so you really should check your sources. Or perhaps even call security, because if this apartment was indeed brand-new when we moved in, yet someone saw naked people walking into it before we moved in, then I think we have a little problem here. Then agian, problems are what this place is all about. Have a nice day!

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From: glasshalffull5	Date: 11/08/2005
There is no need to be immature about the whole situation. Let me begin by saying that it is nonsense to say that none of you lived here because we do have copies of everyone's leases. Perhaps all four of you were not in there, but the unit was not empty in August either. If there are problems in your apartment they should be reported to the office before being posted on the internet. It is not the responsibility of the staff to look up work orders online. The maintenance staff has made repeated trips to your apartment, well beyond the parameters of "normal wear and tear". If they have failed to meet your standards then they need to be notified. If they are under the impression that a problem is remedied they will not continue to check-up on you just to make sure nothing else is broken. This is not a babysitting service. If there are insanely loud parties on the weekend, you can call the police or make a noise complaint. It is obviously frustrating for you, but there are things you can do about it. These are things you also could have considered before moving into a community of over 500 people. Maybe you moved into Campus Lodge from a dorm, but this is not a dormitory. You are forced to take some responsibility, pay bills not charged to a bursar and walk further than 10 feet to report a problem. This is all part of growing up. While it would be nice if everyone was handed to people on a silver platter, this is the real world and things just don't happen that way. You and your roommates are definitely entitled to post whatever you want on the internet, but there are two sides to every story. If you continue to have problems it would be nice to have you come to the office or just call (405)701-3500 and let us know. The biggest conflict between the staff and the residents is a lack of communication and that problem can very easily be fixed with a little effort from both sides.

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