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Re: BrikWars 4/29 Directions
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Wed, 26 Apr 2000 17:24:56 GMT
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Hey Eric,
Don't forget to bring lots of stretchers for your troops :P
Shaun,
or
"he who has frantically been revising his troop tactics"
Lorbaat wrote:
> Ok. I started to type up directions to the event on Saturday, but then I
> thought, why re-invent the wheel? So I went poking about on the Brandeis
> Webpage, and I found:
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> http://www.brandeis.edu/directions.html
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> It even mentions the Commuter Rail, but for some reason neglects to mention
> that it is the Fitchburg line. It also doesn't mention that the #70 bus runs
> right by campus. Weird!
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> Now, once you've followed those directions and gotten yourself to campus,
> you'll want to proceed to Golding 103.
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> Unfortunately, the website is a little less helpful when it comes to a campus
> map. They have this weird thing you can access by going to:
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> http://www.brandeis.edu/map.html
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> and clicking the button. If you wait around a while and let it load, and then
> access the "By Building" menu at the bottom of the screen, it will show you
> where Golding is, exactly. But since the map is, well, a little sketchy, I'll
> do my best to explain it...
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> You enter the campus by the main gate (really the only way onto campus). You
> want to go to the right, as the majority of the campus road system is a one-way
> counter-clockwise loop. You'll go up a hill and around a corner, following the
> main road, and you'll pass Usen Castle (no, really, it's a castle) on your
> left. As you pass the castle you'll cross a four-way intersection of sorts.
> Keep going straight. Keep an eye out for any available parking. There are no
> parking rules at Brandeis on weekends. Any spot you see, short of a
> handicapped spot, is up for grabs. As you proceed up the road, look to your
> right and note the horror that is Rabb Steps. You can't miss them. Really.
> It's important to note them, because much like every morning of my time at
> Brandeis, you will be going up them. That was not my choice, please don't
> blame me. I had hoped to never be forced up that Sysiphian nightmare again...
> but I digress. If there is no parking available on the sides of the road here,
> you can proceed past Rabb Steps and watch for little signs for L-Lot (all the
> parking lots at Brandeis have letter names). If you circle through L-Lot and
> it's full, you an continue up to E-Lot, which will almost certainly have spots,
> but is a little further away.
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> Once you've parked, proceed back to Rabb Steps (if you get lost, stop anyone
> and ask which way it is to Rabb Steps. They will point you in the right
> direction, usually with a look of pity. Everyone know Rabb Steps). Go up the
> steps. The top of the steps pass under part of Rabb building. Go through and
> drift off to your left. Golding is right back there, and in my memory at least
> has a big sign on it that says "Golding". Go in and find 103. I'm going to
> try to be there as absolutely close to 9:45 as possible, but we all know how I
> am on a Saturday morning, now don't we?
>
> Anyway, I hope these directions are clear. If you have any questions, feel
> free to ask.
>
> eric
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