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The perfect spot for a romantic picnic between classes...as long as nothing freaksome emerges from the water. | ||||||||
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Building 2: The play's the thing at JK Gurner Auditorium. |
Building 3: The English Department makes its home here in Christison Hall. | ||||||||
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Building 4: As painful as the concept is to Giles, this very modern building is where the History Department is housed. He'd really prefer something with a look more in keeping with the subject matter, but the JA MacDonald Institute of History and Archeology will simply have to do. |
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7: The Astronomy department is in the oldest building on campus...and the most remote. Fox Observatory is popular with local photographers as well as students of the stars. | ||||||||
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The student union and the bookstore can both be found in the MD Word Building. | |||||||||
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Building 9: All the paperwork and statistics needed to run a busy campus are filed at the MW Christopher Administration Building. |
Building 10: The Coss Institute for Computer Technology. | ||||||||
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Building 11: Our Scoobies may not live in the dorms (such as Phillips Hall, pictured here) these days, but that doesn't mean nothing unusual will happen here. |
Building 12: Future Farmers of all sorts learn the latest techniques and theories at the Agnew Center for Agricultural Studies. | ||||||||
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Building 14: Here in the GG Holly Center for the Fine Arts, many a budding Picasso, Ansel Adams, or Robert Arneson gets a good grounding in technique. | ||||||||
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Building 15: The Psychology and Anthropology departments share Jephson Hall. |
Building 16: Students can always get the scoop at the DS Knight School of Journalism. | ||||||||
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Schulz Stadium: Because even if its a satellite campus, its an Oregon campus which means lots of sports! | |||||||||
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