The University of Virginia has removed about 3,850 land-line telephones from residence halls in a move that will save $500,000 annually.Further details at the Washington Post
The removal of the telephones marks the fact that today's students overwhelmingly rely on mobile phones. U.Va. also is upgrading the systems that deliver cellular-phone signals.
10 August 2010
The times, they are a-changin'...
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Yawn. They did this at my (residential) high school in 2002.
ReplyDeleteAnd have you managed to graduate yet, Hannah?
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