rack ‘em up for free

PAUL DAVIDSON ’09 SHOOTS some billiards in the Games Room Tuesday evening. The Executive Board recently passed a motion making free an hour of pool, a half hour of table tennis, or a game of bowling to any individual who presents a valid ID for the duration of the semester. The free games began Nove

By The Polytechnic Editorial Board

November 30, 2005

View this article as it originally appeared on poly.rpi.edu in November 2005

PAUL DAVIDSON ’09 SHOOTS some billiards in the Games Room Tuesday evening. The Executive Board recently passed a motion making free an hour of pool, a half hour of table tennis, or a game of bowling to any individual who presents a valid ID for the duration of the semester. The free games began Nove

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