The bell tower. Every campus has one. It is dedicated to enhancing the ego of the benefactor who funded it.
The Sturm College of Law. Beyond this
facade, it is massive.
The Sturm law school — on paper.
A distinguished benefactor looks on.
The entrance lounge of the law school.
There are pods along the stairways for scholarly discussions.
Inside the modern law library.
A fake "law library" inside the new one.
This is the place you go to meditate and get in
touch with the law.
The papers on the tables declare this a "technology free zone"
where laptops, PDAs and cellphones are not allowed.
(It didn't say "No Cameras," however.)
The books on the shelves were apparently selected for their age
and appearance,
not their content. (They are uncataloged.)
I love the caption.
Students being trained to perform their function in
society: Hold useless meetings!
A typical faux-Harvard building found in private universities
everywhere.
Sports are an important part of the educational experience,
are they not? (Not!)
Ice is nice.
The El Pomar Natatorium . (Yes, "natatorium" is a real word.)