The other day in class Dr. Redick talked about his experience with the “Twilight
Zone” residential community in
the villages and small towns in
buildings have grown up out of need. The villages grow out of relationships. I thought
this was an interesting thought. Here at CNU we may have relationships but I’m not
sure how organically grown our buildings are. It seems like every day you can find some
new building or random tree that wasn’t there before. So I guess that means we’re kind
of in our own “Twilight Zone.” The campus is beautiful but it’s certainly not organic.
It seems like if anything is out of place or a blade of grass is just a bit too high, within
a few hours the situation is rectified. It’s kind of crazy to think about it. We may live in
this beautiful community, but there’s nothing really real about it. Feels like I’m walking
around Pleasantville or something.
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