Comments for All Access Loyola http://blogs.luc.edu/allaccess Thu, 25 Mar 2010 18:45:38 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.4 Comment on Secrets of Madonna della Strada: Part 1 by Phil Kosiba http://blogs.luc.edu/allaccess/2010/02/12/secrets-of-madonna-della-strada-part-1/comment-page-1/#comment-119 Phil Kosiba Thu, 25 Mar 2010 18:45:38 +0000 http://blogs.luc.edu/allaccess/?p=41#comment-119 A dream of many now has come through spectacularly!! A dream of many now has come through spectacularly!!

]]> Comment on Secrets of Madonna della Strada: Part 1 by Maria http://blogs.luc.edu/allaccess/2010/02/12/secrets-of-madonna-della-strada-part-1/comment-page-1/#comment-117 Maria Sat, 20 Mar 2010 16:04:21 +0000 http://blogs.luc.edu/allaccess/?p=41#comment-117 This is video great! Beautiful organ and beautiful sound. It adds so much to the liturgical experience! This is video great! Beautiful organ and beautiful sound. It adds so much to the liturgical experience!

]]> Comment on Secrets of Madonna della Strada: Part 1 by Clara Dina http://blogs.luc.edu/allaccess/2010/02/12/secrets-of-madonna-della-strada-part-1/comment-page-1/#comment-115 Clara Dina Sun, 07 Mar 2010 04:12:12 +0000 http://blogs.luc.edu/allaccess/?p=41#comment-115 This is a cool video. Loyola is really lucky to have such a great instrument! This is a cool video. Loyola is really lucky to have such a great instrument!

]]> Comment on Easy does it… by Dennis Finegan http://blogs.luc.edu/allaccess/2009/07/27/easy-does-it%e2%80%a6/comment-page-1/#comment-67 Dennis Finegan Tue, 22 Sep 2009 06:48:23 +0000 http://blogs.luc.edu/allaccess/?p=23#comment-67 I wish I had viewed this sooner. It looked to be a magnificent show. I wish I had viewed this sooner. It looked to be a magnificent show.

]]> Comment on Get busy. Get smart. Get going. by Paul (BA '97) http://blogs.luc.edu/allaccess/2009/08/24/get-busy-get-smart-get-going/comment-page-1/#comment-53 Paul (BA '97) Thu, 27 Aug 2009 06:48:02 +0000 http://blogs.luc.edu/allaccess/?p=35#comment-53 Spend a semester in Italy at Loyola's Rome Campus on Via Massimi. It is an unforgettable life enriching experience. One that you carry for your entire life. Study by the lake and have a picnic on campus with your friends. We used to do that! Loyola has a gorgeous campus. Go to Heartland Cafe and Ennui on Lunt; visit No Exit Cafe on Glenwood and the Centerline Theater for live theatre. Also Panini Panini was a place I would always bring new friends to meet and chat. They are all still there! Spend a semester in Italy at Loyola’s Rome Campus on Via Massimi. It is an unforgettable life enriching experience. One that you carry for your entire life.

Study by the lake and have a picnic on campus with your friends. We used to do that! Loyola has a gorgeous campus.

Go to Heartland Cafe and Ennui on Lunt; visit No Exit Cafe on Glenwood and the Centerline Theater for live theatre. Also Panini Panini was a place I would always bring new friends to meet and chat. They are all still there!

]]> Comment on Get busy. Get smart. Get going. by Paul (BA '97) http://blogs.luc.edu/allaccess/2009/08/24/get-busy-get-smart-get-going/comment-page-1/#comment-52 Paul (BA '97) Thu, 27 Aug 2009 06:40:33 +0000 http://blogs.luc.edu/allaccess/?p=35#comment-52 Definitely spend a semester in Rome. It was unforgettable that will stick with you for your entire lifetime. Definitely spend a semester in Rome. It was unforgettable that will stick with you for your entire lifetime.

]]> Comment on Get busy. Get smart. Get going. by Maggie (BA '04) http://blogs.luc.edu/allaccess/2009/08/24/get-busy-get-smart-get-going/comment-page-1/#comment-50 Maggie (BA '04) Wed, 26 Aug 2009 01:20:43 +0000 http://blogs.luc.edu/allaccess/?p=35#comment-50 spend at least one of your years at Loyola living in a dorm room or apartment with a lake view. I did my junior year and I still fantasize about waking up to the lake every day! also, if you normally go home for it, spend at least one summer living in Chicago. enjoy the beach, festivals, warm weather, new people. lastly, get off campus once in awhile - either through a job, a volunteer opportunity, etc - make friends with some Chicagoans who are not Loyola students, or students at all. you're in a diverse, world class city. you'll appreciate seeing other perspectives. ahh, I miss Loyola. I'm jealous of the alumni who now work at Loyola! spend at least one of your years at Loyola living in a dorm room or apartment with a lake view. I did my junior year and I still fantasize about waking up to the lake every day!

also, if you normally go home for it, spend at least one summer living in Chicago. enjoy the beach, festivals, warm weather, new people.

lastly, get off campus once in awhile – either through a job, a volunteer opportunity, etc – make friends with some Chicagoans who are not Loyola students, or students at all. you’re in a diverse, world class city. you’ll appreciate seeing other perspectives.

ahh, I miss Loyola. I’m jealous of the alumni who now work at Loyola!

]]> Comment on Water, water, everywhere… by JMAC http://blogs.luc.edu/allaccess/2009/02/27/first-post/comment-page-1/#comment-43 JMAC Fri, 14 Aug 2009 22:18:02 +0000 http://blogs.luc.edu/allaccess/2009/02/26/first-post/#comment-43 steamy. very hot vid. steamy. very hot vid.

]]> Comment on Get your study on by Kevin Killion http://blogs.luc.edu/allaccess/2009/04/28/get-your-study-on/comment-page-1/#comment-19 Kevin Killion Tue, 05 May 2009 15:13:56 +0000 http://blogs.luc.edu/allaccess/2009/04/28/get-your-study-on/#comment-19 Way back in 1971, my favorite "secret" place was the top floor of Damen Hall. The entire floor was a single enormous space, and was completely empty, with no interior walls, and a concrete floor. The stairwell to get there was almost always unlocked. Despite the huge space, I could go to the corner for a fantastic view of the chapel and the lake, and study or work in total quiet. Way back in 1971, my favorite “secret” place was the top floor of Damen Hall. The entire floor was a single enormous space, and was completely empty, with no interior walls, and a concrete floor. The stairwell to get there was almost always unlocked. Despite the huge space, I could go to the corner for a fantastic view of the chapel and the lake, and study or work in total quiet.

]]> Comment on Get your study on by santiago http://blogs.luc.edu/allaccess/2009/04/28/get-your-study-on/comment-page-1/#comment-18 santiago Tue, 05 May 2009 04:09:10 +0000 http://blogs.luc.edu/allaccess/2009/04/28/get-your-study-on/#comment-18 When I was at Loyola I had a corner in the stack rooms in the basement. I turned into my book closet, I would leave my computer there overnight including my books, and provisions for the night. But to change it a bit I would go to the Science Library to the coaches facing the lake, no one was ever there, nor at the greenhouse, but the greenhouse was not as nice as it looks right now. And you needed to know from where to get in. When I was at Loyola I had a corner in the stack rooms in the basement. I turned into my book closet, I would leave my computer there overnight including my books, and provisions for the night. But to change it a bit I would go to the Science Library to the coaches facing the lake, no one was ever there, nor at the greenhouse, but the greenhouse was not as nice as it looks right now. And you needed to know from where to get in.

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