<p>Hope you are all doing okay after the flood. I know 1000 students were evacuated from their place to live. </p>
<p>So sorry for all of you that had damage to a home in Lewisburg, or in the case of students, an apartment or house. Good luck to those students in condemned places to live this semester.</p>
<p>It was a flood that occurs rarely.</p>
<p>Oh, dear. I didn’t hear about this. I’ll have to go look it up.</p>
<p>D, a senior, lucked out on this one. She lives off campus but suffered no damaged, and wasn’t even evacuated. Here are some links:</p>
<p>[Slideshow</a> of Sept. 2011 flood || Bucknell University](<a href=“http://bucknell.edu/x71548.xml]Slideshow”>http://bucknell.edu/x71548.xml)</p>
<p>[Video:</a> students and the flood || Bucknell University](<a href=“http://bucknell.edu/x71576.xml]Video:”>http://bucknell.edu/x71576.xml)</p>
<p>wondering how the downhill dorms, or other campus housing fared through the flood - damage to basement, first floor rooms, any ongoing issues…mold, etc?</p>
<p>I hear there is no lasting damage to the downhill dorms or most other university property. Some houses in off-campus locations were damaged (I think 6th/7th street - D said she heard a couple were condemned). </p>
<p>At parents weekend a couple weeks ago, there was no sign that anything had been amiss, except for the high water marks on some trees.</p>