on 9/13/00 3:26 PM, John Minor at jminor@uiuc.edu wrote: > I took to knocking on the practice door, telling them I was the piano tech > and asking to see their student ID. As I began writing down their name I > would tell them they were violating the "no food, no drinks" policy and > that if I caught them again I would have their practice room privileges > revoked. It seemed to work with the 21 new Steinway M's. > > This does not keep the drinks out of the rooms, but rather off the pianos, > which is fine with me. > > John Minor > University of Illinois > John & list Our facilities manager also does 'Rambo Runs' and we have been fairly successful in lowering the diva waters and lunch mess to the floor. Our favorite is an older student who sits his coffee cup outside the practice room door. Our homemade string covers also help keep out food crumbs and spills that happen mysteriously. These covers have cut down my emergency removal of room keys and engagement rings from the action cavity. However, I found a dime yesterday not retrieved - I don't need a raise , finders keepers? The dream continues.... -- Joel A. Jones Senior Piano Technician 1501 Humanities Building 455 North Park Street Madison, WI 53706 FAX 608 - 262 - 8876 608 - 263 - 1887
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