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A cheerful guy playing an always changing game; basketball always taking the green light when it comes to modifications.

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CLT Room at Trinity University by jingram is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.
Based on a work at http://jdics1300.blogspot.com.

The CLT room is a great place for me to get work done for school. Before last thursday I didn't know about the CLT, so now that I know about it I'll definitely be utilizing it more. It's a great place to study because it is quiet and has computer access. Having a nice quite place to study is imperative for me since basketball takes up a lot of my time. I know that if I ever have to make a video for a class I can check out the video kit with all the accessories to help make a good video. For basketball the CLT would be a good place if the team ever wanted to watch game film to scout an opponent or critique ourselves. It has a nice setup with the tables facing each other and the big screen TV. My favorite feature of the CLT room is the video conference capability. I'd feel a lot more comfortable doing a video interview in the CLT room rather in my dorm room where anything could happen at anytime.

Here is a link to a video I made that shows some of the features in the CLT room: http://youtu.be/lNwpKHrPZCY