Ihavenomouth at 23:09, 7 January 2011

2011-01-07T23:09:59Z

Wren: Created page with 'Category: Grid Subpages The entire north side of Central (once old Route 66) is taken up by the University of New Mexico. Lush and green, this area of the campus contains the…'

2010-04-15T12:48:21Z

Created page with 'Category: Grid Subpages The entire north side of Central (once old Route 66) is taken up by the University of New Mexico. Lush and green, this area of the campus contains the…'

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The entire north side of Central (once old Route 66) is taken up by the University of New Mexico. Lush and green, this area of the campus contains the journalism school and the art annex, as well as the biology, psychology, and physics buildings. The nuclear engineering laboratory is also nearby. Bustling students roam from building to building during the day; at night, the campus grows fairly dark and silent, aside from a few nearby clubs and restaurants which cater to the college crowd.

Slightly to the south, the CCAP Building rises impossibly high into the sky, its entrance obscured by a veritable copse of trees and shrubbery. Black glass and chrome gleam even from a distance as this monolith seems to loom imposingly above the campus and the street.

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-The entire north side of Central (once old Route 66) is taken up by the University of New Mexico. Lush and green, this area of the campus contains the journalism school and the art annex, as well as the biology, psychology, and physics buildings. The nuclear engineering laboratory is also nearby. Bustling students roam from building to building during the day; at night, the campus grows fairly dark and silent, aside from a few nearby clubs and restaurants which cater to the college crowd.
+{{pad|3em}}The entire north side of Central (once old Route 66) is taken up by the University of New Mexico. Lush and green, this area of the campus contains the journalism school and the art annex, as well as the biology, psychology, and physics buildings. The nuclear engineering laboratory is also nearby. Bustling students roam from building to building during the day; at night, the campus grows fairly dark and silent, aside from a few nearby clubs and restaurants which cater to the college crowd.
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-Slightly to the south, the CCAP Building rises impossibly high into the sky, its entrance obscured by a veritable copse of trees and shrubbery. Black glass and chrome gleam even from a distance as this monolith seems to loom imposingly above the campus and the street.

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Ihavenomouth at 23:09, 7 January 2011

Wren: Created page with 'Category: Grid Subpages The entire north side of Central (once old Route 66) is taken up by the University of New Mexico. Lush and green, this area of the campus contains the…'