I've always been a fan of the gargoyles on Ayres Hall...
The Rock has lost it's punch now though. Where it was you saw it very easily as you circled looking to park or whatever. It's new locale means the Tri-Delts scrawlings will be seen by even fewer people. Oh well. It faces Frat Row now and thats' who used it.
If there is anything non-football iconic about UT, for students, it has to be The Hill. We all trudged up it. It is a quiet place. Nice older buildings up there. It's the real campus feel to UT. The rest is sort of sprawling and lacks character in any positive way.
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Swanky writes:
I've always been a fan of the gargoyles on Ayres Hall...
The Rock has lost it's punch now though. Where it was you saw it very easily as you circled looking to park or whatever. It's new locale means the Tri-Delts scrawlings will be seen by even fewer people. Oh well. It faces Frat Row now and thats' who used it.
If there is anything non-football iconic about UT, for students, it has to be The Hill. We all trudged up it. It is a quiet place. Nice older buildings up there. It's the real campus feel to UT. The rest is sort of sprawling and lacks character in any positive way.
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