My Least Favorite Building On Campus
Every student in any school has a least favorite area of the school. Once you
get to college, it becomes a least favorite building. For some people,
it might be because of a class, or a teacher, or a really lousy party. For me,
it is all of the above and then some, I think. I left the building on 11 May
1995 with forcefulness, and I had hoped that I'd never return. But the sadists
at Atmospheric Sciences had to schedule ATMOS 120 in room 112, so on 12 January
1996, I took a deep breath and returned to the building of my discontent. After that went reasonably well, I determined that I would attempt the feared CHEM_ 109, again, thrusting myself far into the upper reaches of 601 South Mathews Street.
Top Ten Reasons Why CHEMISTRY ANNEX Is
My Least Favorite Building At UIUC
- The rather addictive (and at times completely impossible) solubility game on
the computers in 212.
- It looks like a tumor sprouting from Davenport Hall next door.
- It has a torturously slow elevator.
- The CHEM_ 110 Cobalt Experience. (I just mean the five lab periods to
do the lab.)
- The CHEM_ 110 Cobalt Aftermath. (A few people know what I mean.)
- Sean Daly's (my CHEM_ 110 TA's) scary-looking picture is on the wall.
- It's the home of the first class I have ever failed, CHEM_ 109.
- The building does not contain a meter stick.
- The CHEM_ 110 Cobalt Experience. (It counts as two, believe me. At the
very least, I'll take one for the boiling on the hot plates (a seven-hour lab
session) and one for the ammonia explosion when the rubber stopper
cracked.)
And the NUMBER TEN reason (sorry about the numbering--I tried to
reverse it) that CHEMISTRY ANNEX is my least favorite building at UIUC:
- It is where I found out (from the computers in 212) my friend Angela's CHEM_
108 grade; therefore it is also where I found out she was about to be
academically tossed from the university.
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