And Now For Something Completely Different

For this week's post, I needed to include a bunch of photos. Since I can't use photos of DotA 2, which would be pretty boring to look at anyway, It's time for another tour around campus. Here we go!

Bam. Shackelford Hall. It's where I hang out 90% of the time that I'm not in class or eating. Speaking of eating:

Behold, the Troy Dining Hall. Known to students for some reason as Saga. The food is hit or miss, but it's free... ish. Moving right along.

Next door is the under-construction Alumni Hall, which trades the old Alumni Hall's prison-like atmosphere for thin walls and expensive TVs. It's going up pretty fast, though.

 This is the Quad. It's where everyone goes but no one hangs out. You'll appreciate the Hector statue in the center of the fonutain in the center of the field. It recently got polished to reveal its true golden bronze color. We all thought it was black for the longest time.

Here's the Admin building. It's where all your parents' money goes.

Opposite from that is the Math and Science buiding. It's where all your parents' money goes after the Admin building is done with it.

And that's Smith Hall, where the English department is set up. I'll be perfectly frank, I don't know where the money for this place comes from. It's always just sort of... been there.

And opposite from that is Bibb Graves Hall, which from what I can recall is a portal into a science fiction dystopia ruled by an unending stock ticker. My memories of the place are pretty fuzzy.

And right behind that is the Trojan Center, where our tour wraps up. nothing much to say about this one, save that it's the most boring, most normal, and least likely to be haunted out of all of them. Drama department notwithstanding.

So, with that in mind, come to Troy! Please! We need more ghost hunters.