Cody Thornburgh's passive puzzle program has everyone scratching their heads. This puzzle is no easy task, as it requires its participants to painstakingly place 9,000 pieces (that's 4.5 x 6 ft).
The puzzle is located on the 9th floor of Morrill Hall, if you want to stop by and check out the progress. MHRA also lent a helping hand in creating the program and is considering opening it up to the whole hall!
This was the puzzle that started it all. Cody purchased a 2000-piece puzzle that he worded on when he had a break. Residents were soon stopping by, and before he knew it, the thing was finished in ~30 hrs. No one slept, practically, until it was finished.
The ultimate plan for the puzzle is to donate it to the children's hospital.
The finished product should look something like this....only 6 ft. wide!
Think you could pull something off like this in your own hall? What an awesome way to passively engage the community. Great job Cody and MHRA!
