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That building is called the music studios. It actually has windows on the other side. there are practice rooms in the basement, then a bunch of classrooms and offices upstairs. There’s also a computer lab upstairs, but i don’t have any classes in that building this term, so i only go in the lab when i need to print.\n
![\"[crowell]\"](\"http:\/\/www.xkey.com\/~celesteh\/personal\/images\/blog\/110404\/crowell.jpg\")
That’s the big concert hall. It slopes downward into the earth. the stage is two floors below gournd level. It’s a nicer concert hall than Mills has, but there is not quite enough seating. It was built with some 70’s idealist goal of not having enough seating to turn a profit, so that it would always remian unblemished by commercialism. it’s pretty reverberant with all that cement, but they’ve got some wood stuff inside, which makes it ok for concerts.\n
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That’s the rehersal hall, where I spend too much of my life. the concert hall is directly to the right of it. They’re connected underground. There’s a windowless classroom two stories down where we get to hear long lectures about random subjects once a week. On the surface level, the left window is the Electronic Music Studio.\nI take classes in other buildings, but i spend most of my time in the music area. If somebody tells me to go to another building, I may stare blankly and ask them where it is. Which reminds me that I haven’t done any reading for my mom-music class tommorrow… dern it.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"