But Parsons says the large screen is not as bright and clear as it should be, a problem that will be fixed in a couple of weeks.
Once the display is repaired, it will be able to display animations and graphic designs made by visual and environmental studies concentrators, Parsons says.
"[I want to see] really wacky, interesting, crazy student involvement," he says. "Where's the imaginative edge in this community? It's exciting to see that expressed."
Although many students eating lunch in Loker yesterday seemed wary that the screen would show fuzzy pictures forever, some of them echo Parsons' optimism in the sign's capabilities.
"It looks like it has potential," Kennedy says.
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Question:
Which of the following best describes your opinion of the electronic banner in Loker Commons? Source: Crimson Polling Unit, 100 Students